Operative Orthopadie und Traumatologie · 2016
[Surgical treatment of lumbar disc herniation].
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Heider F C, Mayer H M
Аннотация
OBJECTIVE: Herniated disc tissue removal to decompress the spinal nerve/cauda equina. Minimization of iatrogenic trauma and associated injuries.
INDICATIONS: Conservative treatment did not sufficiently improve clinical symptoms. This is true for progressive or persisting neurological deficits, as well as for persisting pain which alters the quality of the patient`s life. Results of surgery are strongly dependent on the preoperative duration of symptoms. Paramount is the "timing" of surgery: poorer surgical results associated with increasing preoperative duration of symptoms.
CONTRAINDICATIONS: Conservative treatment modalities have not been exhausted.
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES: There are 2 technologies (endoscopic/microsurgical) and 5 different approach strategies (endoscopic: interlaminar, transforaminal; microsurgical: interlaminar, translaminar, extraforaminal), whereby the choice is determined by morphology and location of the herniated disc. All techniques are minimally invasive and lead to comparable clinical results.
POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT: For all techniques, patients are mobilized early. Light sports activities allowed after 2 weeks and return to work after about 4 weeks.
RESULTS: Good clinical outcomes in meta-analyses/large case series are between 80-95 %.
INDICATIONS: Conservative treatment did not sufficiently improve clinical symptoms. This is true for progressive or persisting neurological deficits, as well as for persisting pain which alters the quality of the patient`s life. Results of surgery are strongly dependent on the preoperative duration of symptoms. Paramount is the "timing" of surgery: poorer surgical results associated with increasing preoperative duration of symptoms.
CONTRAINDICATIONS: Conservative treatment modalities have not been exhausted.
SURGICAL TECHNIQUES: There are 2 technologies (endoscopic/microsurgical) and 5 different approach strategies (endoscopic: interlaminar, transforaminal; microsurgical: interlaminar, translaminar, extraforaminal), whereby the choice is determined by morphology and location of the herniated disc. All techniques are minimally invasive and lead to comparable clinical results.
POSTOPERATIVE MANAGEMENT: For all techniques, patients are mobilized early. Light sports activities allowed after 2 weeks and return to work after about 4 weeks.
RESULTS: Good clinical outcomes in meta-analyses/large case series are between 80-95 %.