lumbar burst fracture

Lumbar burst fracture is a very common type of injury in clinical practice. It is often caused by high-energy injury, which can lead to pain, deformity and limited mobility in the lower back. In addition, it can produce symptoms of local nerve and cauda equina damage, which can lead to paralysis of the lower limbs and dysfunction of the second stool. If there is no obvious contraindication for surgery, surgical treatment is generally recommended. The purpose of surgical treatment is to relieve the space-occupying compression in the spinal canal, as well as the compression of the bone block on the nerves and spinal cord, while reducing and stabilizing the fracture end.