What is the surgical method of compression fracture minimally invasive

Compression fracture, clinically more common in the spine, generally seen in the thoracolumbar spine and lumbar spine, mostly due to fall bad trauma, heel or sacrococcyx landing, force upward transmission to the vertebral body and compression fracture. Minimally invasive surgical treatment of compression fracture, is a popular method in recent years, mainly including percutaneous vertebroplasty, and percutaneous balloon vertebroplasty. The former refers to percutaneous puncture through the pedicle of both vertebral arches to the front 1/3 of the fractured vertebral body under good fluoroscopic conditions. In the curing process of bone cement, high fever is generated to kill nerves, which can effectively relieve pain. At the same time, after bone cement curing, it can play a role in supporting and stabilizing the vertebral body, and the postoperative recovery is faster. The latter refers to an additional balloon expansion on the basis of the former, which can better restore the height of the vertebral body and reduce the leakage of bone cement around, but the price will be much more expensive.