A spinal port is a medical device used to facilitate injections of medications and bone cement into the spine. This port is in the form of a small disc that is placed under the skin through a surgical procedure. A spinal port is an ideal option for patients who need repeated injections, making the injection process less invasive and more comfortable.
Indications of Spinal Port Application:
Contraindications of Spinal Port Application:
Spinal Port Application:
Spinal port application can be performed under local anesthesia or general anesthesia. During the procedure, a small incision is made in the skin and the port is placed in the spine under fluoroscopy (x-ray) guidance. The port is placed under the skin and the skin is closed with stitches. The procedure usually takes between 30 minutes and 1 hour.
Advantages of Spinal Port Application:
Complications of Spinal Port Application:
After Spinal Port Application:
After spinal port application, patients usually rest for a few hours and can return home the same day. Patients may need to wear a corset or supportive device for several days. The doctor may prescribe painkillers and antibiotic medications to patients.
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