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Bookmark or Share- Vertebroplasty: Everything you need to know - Spine InfoVertebroplasty is a minimally invasive surgical procedure used to treat spinal compression fractures. It involves injecting a type of bone cement into the fractured vertebrae to stabilize and strengthen the bone.
- Vertebroplasty - Mayo ClinicVertebroplasty is a treatment that injects cement into a cracked or broken spinal bone to help relieve pain. Spinal bones are called vertebrae. Vertebroplasty is used most often to treat a type of injury called a compression fracture.
- Vertebroplasty: Procedure Details, Risks & RecoveryA vertebroplasty is a procedure used to treat compression fractures in your spine. Your vertebrae are the bones that make up your spinal column. They surround and protect your spinal cord.
- Vertebroplasty: What It Is, Purpose, Procedure & Side EffectsVertebroplasty is a procedure to treat compression fractures in your spine. It helps relieve pain, often caused by osteoporosis or a spinal tumor. It’s minimally invasive and you can go home the same day as the procedure.
- Vertebroplasty Procedure - Spine-healthThe goal of a vertebroplasty procedure is to stabilize the vertebral compression fracture to stop its painful movements. Vertebroplasty is considered a minimally invasive surgery because it is done through a small puncture in the skin instead of an open incision.
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