Nerval Balloon Dilatation
Why do patients with spinal diseases choose nerval balloon dilatation for treatment?
The best choice for having mornings without distress on spine!
Nerval balloon dilatation can be applied to most of the spinal diseases including lumbar herniated intervertebral disc and spinal stenosis.
It is a safe treatment as confirmed by the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
1. No general anesthesia is required, under the local anesthesia.
You can feel relaxed, communicating with surgeon throughout the treatment.
2. It is an advanced, safe and effective medical procedure as confirmed by the Ministry of Health and Welfare.
(Notification No. 2013-122 by Ministry of Health and Welfare)
3. A C-ARM device is used to provide real-time visibility to the site of lesion in the spine, that can make the treatment more accurate and faster.
4. It is possible that one day discharge and return to normal life.
5. It is possible even if patients are old or have a chronic disease such as diabetes.
6. It is possible to get treatment safer since the procedure is performed in a clean, sterile operating room at MEDREX.
MEDREX recommends patients with spinal diseases nerval ballon dilatation.
Please check symptoms.
- patients who suffer spinal stenosis
- patients who linger pain after surgery
- patients who suffer chronic low back pain
- patients who suffer nerve adhesion in the area of a spinal disease
- patients who linger pain after existing non-surgical treatment
Endoscopic Laser Treatment
Removing Inflammations clean by laser with the visibility from a micro endoscopy.
The laser can remove the cause of low back pain, with excellent visibility provided by endoscopy!
Endoscopic laser treatment at MEDREX, like gastroscopy and colonoscopy, procedure is conducted with a high level of visibility into the area of pain in your spine, causing no damage to normal tissue, and ensures accurate procedures into the legion thanks to the use of a laser.
MEDREX recommends patients with spinal diseases endoscopic laser treatment.
Please check symptoms.
- Patients who suffer lumbar herniated intervertebral disc or spinal stenosis whose cause has not been identified even after MRI test
- Patients who suffer sciatic neuralgia represented by cramping or numbness in the leg
- Patients who suffer low back pain or radiating pain in the lower limb caused by nerve adhesion
- Patients who suffer lingering pain even after spinal surgery
- Patients who suffer chronic low back pain
