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Dr. Aneel Kumar P — Neuro & Spine Surgeon
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Vertebroplasty / Kyphoplasty

Dr. Aneel Kumar P provides minimally invasive treatment for selected spinal compression fractures, focusing on pain reduction, spinal stabilization, and restoration of structural support. His approach emphasizes precise intervention, reduced tissue disruption, and personalized recovery.
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What Are Vertebroplasty / Kyphoplasty

Vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty are minimally invasive procedures used to treat selected painful vertebral compression fractures. Dr. Aneel Kumar P uses medical imaging to guide specialized instruments into the affected vertebra, where bone cement is introduced to provide stability. Kyphoplasty may also involve balloon inflation to help restore vertebral height before cement placement.

  • Minimally invasive approach
  • Vertebral stabilization
  • Targeted pain relief
  • Improved spinal support
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How the Procedure Works

Dr. Aneel Kumar P uses imaging guidance and specialized instruments to access fractured vertebrae and stabilize them through a minimally invasive approach.

Preoperative Assessment

Medical history, physical examination, and imaging studies help identify the affected vertebra and determine whether the procedure is appropriate.

Image-Guided Planning

Imaging helps the surgeon precisely identify the fracture and plan the safest pathway for accessing the affected vertebra.

Minimally Invasive Access

A small incision provides access to the affected vertebra using specialized instruments while minimizing disruption to surrounding tissues.

Vertebral Stabilization

Bone cement is carefully introduced into the fractured vertebra to improve stability and help reduce fracture-related pain.

Follow-Up & Recovery

Post-procedure monitoring and follow-up care help assess pain relief, mobility, spinal stability, and recovery.
Why Choose Surgery for Spinal Cord Tumours

Dr. Aneel Kumar P provides minimally invasive treatment for spinal compression fractures, focused on precise stabilization and pain relief. His approach emphasizes imaging-guided techniques, reduced tissue disruption, spinal support, faster recovery, and personalized care.

Minimally Invasive Treatment

Small surgical openings allow the procedure to be performed with limited disruption to surrounding tissues.

Targeted Vertebral Stabilization

Bone cement is delivered directly into the affected vertebra to provide structural support and stability.

Image- Guided Precision

Advanced imaging supports highly accurate instrument placement and precise targeted treatment of the affected vertebra.

Pain Relief

Stabilizing the fractured vertebra may help reduce pain associated with selected compression fractures.

Improved Mobility

Reducing fracture-related pain and improving spinal stability may help support earlier movement and daily activities.

Personalized Treatment

The procedure is selected and planned according to the fracture, symptoms, bone health, spinal anatomy, and overall condition.
Frequently Asked Questions

Vertebroplasty is a minimally invasive procedure in which bone cement is injected into a fractured vertebra to help stabilize it and reduce pain.

Kyphoplasty is a minimally invasive procedure that may use a small balloon to create space within a compressed vertebra before bone cement is introduced.

They may be considered for selected painful vertebral compression fractures, including fractures associated with osteoporosis and certain other conditions.

Both procedures are minimally invasive and generally involve a small access point rather than a large surgical opening. Suitability depends on the individual fracture and overall health.

Recovery varies based on the fracture, underlying condition, and individual health. Your surgeon will provide specific guidance on activity and follow-up after the procedure.

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