In modern medical technology, vertebroplasty system has become an important tool in spinal surgery, especially in the treatment of osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures and other diseases. The system has attracted widespread attention from medical professionals and patients for its unique structural design and functional characteristics.
The core of the vertebroplasty system lies in its exquisite structural design. It is mainly composed of puncture needle, catheter, injection system and bone cement. As the primary tool of the system, the puncture needle requires extremely high precision and sharpness to ensure that it can penetrate the vertebra safely and accurately. The catheter is used to guide the bone cement through the puncture needle to the inside of the vertebra. Its material must have sufficient flexibility and biocompatibility to adapt to the complex shape of the vertebra and reduce stimulation to the tissue.
The injection system is a key component of the vertebroplasty system, which ensures that the bone cement can be injected into the vertebra evenly and stably. The operator can accurately control the injection speed and amount through the system to achieve the best treatment effect. As the filling material in the system, the physical properties of bone cement, such as fluidity, curing time and strength, are carefully designed to form a stable support structure in the vertebral body and restore the height and strength of the vertebral body.
In addition to the precise structural design, the vertebroplasty system also embodies a high clinical application value. It can not only quickly relieve pain, but also restore the function of the vertebral body and improve the quality of life of patients. Today, vertebroplasty has become the preferred method for treating vertebral compression fractures and is widely used in clinical practice.
In summary, the vertebroplasty system, with its exquisite structure and excellent functional characteristics, occupies an important position in the field of spinal surgery, bringing more treatment options and hope to patients.