Minimally invasive screw fixation and Vertebroplasty for L1 Vertebral Fracture57 year old female presented to us with historty of Road Traffic Acident causing her Severe back pain.Her Neurology was normal. Her Spine Xray and MRI showed fracture of L

Three column fracture in a case of DISH - Pedicle screw fixationFractures in a cse of DISH or ankylosing spondylitis is highly unstable fracture with a tendency for non union, displacement and neurological deficit. The only treatment for these typ

Ankylosing Spondylitis and Anderson lesion (Non union of Fracture)A 58 year old woman presented to us with back pain since last 1 year . She had history of fall at home followed by gradually progressive pain and weakness in legs. She needed support

Minimaly Invasive Fracture Fixation21 year old male had fall from height resulting in L2 fracture. His neurology was Normal. He underwent Percutaneouds fracture fixation using Pedicle screws. He was mobilised next day and discharged after 2 days

L1 burst fracture - 28 year old female from Noida Minimally Invasive fracture fixation with Pedicle screws

Minimally invasive spine surgery ( MISS fracture fixation)MISS has its own advantages over open surgery like small incision & scar, minimal blood loss, early rehabilitation and recovery. However all spine cases are not candidates for Minimally Inv

Dr Pramod Saini, Associate Director & Senior Spine Surgeon, Noida.MS Ortho, DNB Ortho, FNB Spine SurgeryFellowship in Spine Surgery (AO SPINE )Fellowship MIS Spine Surgery ( Singapore)Call for Appointment - 9599428924 Send your Xray/ MRI report

Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery for Osteoporotic fracturePercutaneous pedicle screw fixation and Cement Augumentation / Vertebroplasty