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The Endoscopic Facet Rhizotomy procedure is a true minimally invasive spine surgery used to deaden affected nerves causing chronic back and neck pain.
With the guidance of x-rays, our endoscopic rhizotomy is completed without damaging surrounding muscles or soft tissue like traditional spine surgery.
Advantages of endoscopic facet rhizotomy surgery include the following:
– Minimally Invasive
– Short recovery
– High Success rate
– Minimal or no blood loss
– Preservation of spinal mobility
– Small incision and minimal scar tissue formation
– Same day surgery with no hospitalization (outpatient procedure)
Endoscopic facet rhizotomy procedure:
The patient is brought to the operating room and is administered a local anesthetic and intravenous sedation. The surgical targets are marked at the skin level under fluoroscopic guidance (x-rays), and a small cut (about 7 mm) is made on the skin. Then, a tube is inserted to the target. The endoscope is then placed through the tube, and the small nerve branches (medial branch) from the nerve root are identified.
A laser is then used to deaden the nerve branches, which only have a sensory function. Finally, the tube is removed, the incision is closed with a stitch or two, and the endoscopic facet rhizotomy is complete. Upon completion, the patient is encouraged to walk around and is free to leave the surgical center with a companion the same day. After a follow-up visit with the surgeon the next day, the patient can go home for a quick recovery.
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So I had the procedure this morning. It’s 12 hours later now and have no pain whatsoever. My surgeon also told me he removed tissue formed from all the RFA procedures I previously had. I will continue post as time goes by for a progress report
How is this different from radio frequency ablation?
I will be having this procedure next month. I will report back on the results.
is this a pernament solution? or dose nerve grow back?
Can be done in thoracic area? t5-t6-t7?
How long does the relief last?
I am having RFA done in those levels, and I get 6-12month of relief at most.
How often do you have to do this??
Where Atlantic spine center attend of country?