Technique of Sampling and Blending Sponge Layer (Spongiosa)
Author: Otari Nergadze,
Scope of the operation of minimally invasive removal and application of the spongy layer
Instruments for minimally invasive cancellous collection and placement are designed in such a way that the cancellous layer is taken either by a percutaneous incision or by detachment of the cortical layer of the iliac crest. In this case, the instrument can be installed anywhere and driven into the iliac crest with a hammer.
After endoscopic removal of the intervertebral disc, the space can be filled with the spongy layer in the instrument without fear that the spongy layer will be lost or slip out of the intervertebral space.
Multifunctional trocar for endoscopic removal of the intervertebral disc.
Other bone defects of the spine can be corrected in the same minimally invasive manner. The instrument is suitable for endoscopic thoracic and lumbar applications.
See also
- B-Twin sliding implant for spinal fixation
- Endoscopic mcrodiscectomy for herniated or protruded intervertebral discs
- Endoscopic treatment of the C2 (axis) fractures
- Epiduroscopy
- Laser reconstruction of intervertebral discs
- Laser reconstruction of intervertebral discs
- Percutaneous posterolateral foraminoscopy
- Retractor with a lighting system for a herniated disc
- Spinoscope for the treatment of herniated intervertebral disc and stenotic intervertebral foramen
- Technique of sampling and blending sponge layer (spongiosa)
- Transforaminal endoscopic discectomy (TFED)
- Trocars for endoscopic spine surgery
- Vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty with the "SKy" intravertebral bone expander system
