Pouyan Tech Kyphoplasty
Pouyan Tech Kyphoplasty kits are specialized sets of instruments and tools used in a minimally invasive surgical procedure called kyphoplasty. Kyphoplasty is a procedure used to treat vertebral compression fractures, which are often caused by osteoporosis or traumatic injury. The procedure involves the insertion of a balloon-like device into the fractured vertebrae and then inflating it to create a cavity or void within the bone. This void is then filled with bone cement to stabilize the fracture and relieve pain.
A typical kyphoplasty kit may include the following components:
1. Balloon catheter: A balloon-like device that is inserted into the fractured vertebrae and inflated to create a void within the bone.
2. Bone cement: A specialized medical-grade cement that is injected into the void created by the balloon catheter to stabilize the fracture.
3. Trocar or cannula: A thin, hollow tube used to guide the balloon catheter into the vertebral body.
4. Syringes: Used to inject the bone cement into the void created by the balloon catheter.
5. Mixing and delivery devices: Tools used to mix the bone cement and deliver it into the vertebral body.
6. Fluoroscopy equipment: Imaging equipment used during the procedure to guide the placement of instruments and monitor the injection of bone cement.
Kyphoplasty kits are designed to provide surgeons with all the necessary instruments and tools to perform the procedure safely and effectively. The use of these kits has several benefits, including reduced procedural time, decreased risk of complications, and improved patient outcomes. Kyphoplasty is often preferred over traditional treatments for vertebral compression fractures because it is minimally invasive, has a shorter recovery time, and can provide rapid pain relief and improved spinal alignment.