Disc decompression surgery laser PL3D™

Overview

Percutaneous diode laser decompression offers a minimally invasive solution for treating herniated discs and relieving back pain. Percutaneous Laser Decompression Since 1984, experimental studies have shown that reducing the volume in an intact disc significantly reduces intradiscal pressure.

The percutaneous laser decompression technique (PL3D) uses laser energy to reduce pressure in herniated discs, facilitating patient recovery without the need for invasive surgery. Effective treatment for herniated discs The PL3D technique uses laser energy to reduce intradiscal pressure in herniated discs. An optical fiber is inserted through a needle into the nucleus pulposus under local anesthesia and fluoroscopic guidance.

Vaporizing part of the nucleus allows displacement of the herniation away from the nerve roots. This procedure has been performed in more than 100,000 cases worldwide, with a success rate of 80 to 89% and a complication rate of less than 1%, allowing for a rapid recovery. Advantages Minimally invasive It offers multiple benefits, such as less trauma to surrounding tissues, reduced postoperative pain and faster recovery.

Performed in an outpatient setting Allows patients to return home the same day, improving their comfort and reducing the need for hospitalization Does not require general anesthesia It reduces the risks associated with this type of procedure. This allows a faster recovery, less hospitalization time and fewer side effects. Does not cause periradicular scarring or spinal instability.

Ensures that neurological function remains intact and reduces the risk of long-term complications