What is Ultrasonic Laminaplasty?
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- Опубліковано 5 бер 2019
- A video illustration on Ultrasonic Laminaplasty, a technique that was developed at Cantor Spine Institute, for the treatment of stenosis. With ultrasonic technology, the need for spinal fusions are reduced and motion is preserved. CantorSpine.com
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It's interesting to me when they come out with a new procedure to here how bad the old procedure was , it's like you don't know how bad it was until the new thing comes out .😢😮 This seems so much better than the way they used to do it ! 👏
This is absolutely revolutionary for all the reasons that Dr. Cantor says you don’t have to destroy structures to get at the problem the stenosis or watt arthritis whatever the problem is you can make tiny incisions and with the ultrasonic tool or scalpel it’s a true game changer. I know it’s not easy to do but it is done and that’s what I would insist not also he mentions the MRI MRIs are OK but at the fused MRI really tells you where the problem is if you have spinal problems at all.
T Y , explained very well for the average person. Trying to avoid these added problems with surgery, cages and so on .
Great video showing new way to fix that problem
Does the bone removed grow back and/or do you replace the lamina bone removed with cadaver bone to regrow/reknit the removed bone structure ? Just wondering what happens to reduced vertebrae/lamina as structural support ?
Where or how can I find a neurosurgeon in CT with a successful history of doing these procedures.
Terrific new procedures, what a fantastic development! Hope I am a candidate for this procedure! Thanks!
I'm hopeful as well, I have cervical stenosis. Scared but hopeful
I'm wondering will that bone try to regrow and the condition reappears and if so how long will it take?
Impressive
Can this method be used for severe central spinal canal stenosis - to remove posterior osteophytes of the vertebral body?
I have cervical spine stenosis and severe OPLL. My doctor said ultrasonic Laminoplasty would hurt the ossified ligament.
Is this endoscopic guided? How is the waste removed?
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Hard to see the center of the images with the closed caption covering the screen, I turned off my closed caption and there is another one inside the video that wont shut off, blocking view of the videos focus points.
Awesome, so lower lumber pain or which I suffer from greatly, can this procedure be done that low in the spine?
Ultrasonic spine surgery can be performed on the lumbar spine.
Duek Spine doc has done thousands of similar surgeries using laser.
Wow…I wonder if I am a candidate ??? I have an old MRI and old x-rays. Does most Insurance cover this procedure? Thank you so much for this information❣️🙏😌
Thank you for watching the video. If you'd like a second opinion or a patient consultation, please submit your X-Ray, CAT Scan, and MRI Reviews at cantorspinecenter.com/image-review. Once submitted, our expert medical team will review your scans. After our review, our office will contact you to schedule a time to discuss the results via telephone.
I live in New Mexico, is there a place closer to me that I can go to?
Hi doc! I was diagnosed of OPLL, will this procedure be applicable on my condition?
Do you feel pressure and restriction of ROM?
I have OPLL as well among other ailments
Can people with osteoporosis have this
Hello, can I send you my X-ray CT scans? I'm worried about constant back pain, I think it's facet joints.
Yes, please visit cantorspinecenter.com to learn how to request a second opinion.
This procedure seems to be a more sensible approach. The idea of removing an anatomical part of the body that has a purpose for it's design, and then to try to think that the person can live without that part of his anatomy; is stupid in my opinion. Yes, I believe that proper nutrition can assist bones and eventually cause the body's enzymes to "eat away" a portion of the spur, or osteophyte. But I believe that takes a long time. I'm considering this option if my non-surgical decompression treatments don't completely alleviate my pain. I have several herniations or bulges of disc with I believe some spurs growing off my vertebral bodies that are also irritating the nerve roots to my leg. Need to revisit my MRI's with a spine surgeon or neurologist and see if the ultrasonic drill would be the solution. Thanks for posting this well illustrated 3D video!
Thank you for watching the video! If you'd like a second opinion or a patient consultation, please submit your X-Ray, CAT Scan, and MRI Reviews at cantorspinecenter.com/image-review. Once submitted, our expert medical team will review your scans. After our review, our office will contact you to schedule a time to discuss the results via telephone.
Can this be done for the neck?
Thank you for watching the video! Our treatment process depends on examination findings as well as imaging! If you'd like a patient consultation, please submit your X-Ray, CAT Scan, and MRI Reviews at cantorspinecenter.com/image-review. Once submitted, our expert medical team will review your scans. After our review, our office will contact you to schedule a time to discuss the results via telephone.
How much do we lose volume of the laminas? According to this video, with ratio which 30% percent, the lamina is shrinking.
For additional information, you can explore cantorspinecenter.com or contact our office at 954-567-1332!
Probably a dumb question but if you don't ask...Does Cantor Spine Institute take medicare?
Are other surgeons dong this?
Good question. I have not been able to find this
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Wow that's incredible wish my last three lumbar fusions with rods and screws was done THAT WAY. I need two more fusions one lumbar and one cervical I lived in Ppalm Beach Gardens since 1984 but moved to south east Georgia a few years ago other wise I'd be coming to you. I have to discuss this technique with my Doctor at Orthopaedics and Sports Medicine in Brunswick Georgia. Is it done Interior or posterior ?
That when the presure is from the back as you show here. What happens when the pressure is at the front, from a hernia?
Tooooo good to be true...