Thoracic disc treatment with laser

Evaluation of the mechanism of thoracic disc treatment with laser In the treatment of thoracic disc with laser, the laser is directly irradiated to the damaged tissue and by creating heat, it evaporates the damaged parts.... This process reduces the volume of the disc and thus reduces the pressure on the spinal nerves.. The damaged area... Also, the laser stimulates the body's natural repair processes to heal the tissue faster... Due to its high accuracy and low risk of side effects, this method is considered a safe and effective option for many patients... Types of laser treatment methods for thoracic disc Thoracic disc treatment with laser includes various methods. The two main methods used in this field are: - Laser discectomy - Nucleoplasty laser Studies show that laser nucleoplasty provides more favorable results in patients with thoracic disc herniation, especially in cases where the disc herniation is limited and without complete rupture. In the laser discectomy operation, the doctor directly accesses the damaged disc using a very thin needle and laser. With precise guidance of the laser, the damaged parts are vaporized and the pressure on the nerve is reduced. One of the main advantages of the breast disc laser method is high precision and better control over the treatment area. By using optical fiber and laser energy, doctors can access the damaged tissues with high precision and treat only the necessary parts without damaging the healthy tissues.. Another significant advantage of the thoracic disc laser is that in this method, large surgical incisions are not made on the skin, but it is performed on an outpatient basis using advanced equipment, and the laser is directed to the damaged disc after the operation, minimizing the risk of infection through one operation. The body does less damage to it. Compared to more invasive methods, laser therapy is considered one of the most effective and reliable **non-surgical treatments for thoracic disc**.... This method not only has the least pain and side effects, but also follows specific and regular steps, knowing which can help the patient relax and be more prepared.... We review the main steps of this process: - initial consultation and assessment; The specialist doctor determines the degree of thoracic disc damage by carefully examining the symptoms, medical history and MRI images and determines whether laser therapy is a suitable option or not..... - Preparing the patient; After confirmation, the patient is prepared for treatment and the needle insertion site is numbed locally so that no pain is felt during the procedure. Using a thin needle, laser energy is directed to the damaged area to repair the inflamed tissue and reduce pressure on the nerves. This step usually takes less than an hour.. Most people can return to their normal activities after only a few days. Chest helps doctors to choose the best and least risky treatment option for each patient.. This method is mostly recommended for people who have either not responded to non-surgical treatments or their physical conditions do not allow invasive surgery.. Complications... Although this method is less invasive and safer than traditional surgeries, there are still possible risks that should be carefully considered. Take the necessary measures in time... Excessive damage and damage to nearby nerves, bone or cartilage that can lead to temporary pain or damage: In laser treatment, direct anesthesia.... It can cause nerve damage, which in some cases leads to motor or sensory disorders.... 5.... Bleeding or blood clots: Although rare, internal bleeding or blood clot formation at the operation site may occur, which requires follow-up.... 6... Discitis (inflammation of the intervertebral disc): infection in the disc space can cause severe inflammation and chronic pain.. Some patients, parts of the disc may not be completely removed or may protrude again and require repeated interventions. The cost of thoracic disc laser treatment depends on several factors, each of which can significantly affect the final amount. Hospital and clinic fees, surgeon fees, advanced laser equipment, post-operative care such as physical therapy, and medications are all involved. Private hospitals are usually more expensive and choosing an experienced surgeon may also cost more. part of it... therefore, consultation with a specialist doctor, careful examination of treatment facilities and study of the insurance policy are important measures to have an effective and affordable treatment... **Is breast disc treatment with laser the best option?** Thoracic disc treatment with laser can be one of the suitable options for some patients, but whether this method is the best choice or not depends a lot on the individual conditions of the patient, the severity of the disc protrusion, the body's response to non-surgical treatments and the doctor's discretion. Dr. Richard Guyer, a spine surgeon at the Texas Beck Institute says: > "Laser treatment can be a good choice for some patients with thoracic disc herniation, but we must not forget that this method is not suitable for everyone. Careful clinical evaluation and imaging are necessary to make the right treatment decision."