herniated disk: treatment percutaneous using discogel
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HERNIATED DISK: TREATMENT PERCUTANEOUS USING DISCOGEL® T. Sola, Theron J, Diaz C, Vivas E,Cuellar H, Guimaraens L Servicio de Neuroangiografía Hospital General de Cataluña. Barcelona. Spain
- Page 2 and 3: • 80-90% world population: backpa
- Page 5 and 6: • Not more pain • Not more drug
- Page 7 and 8: oser
- Page 9 and 10: PROCEDURE • Biplanar angyographe
- Page 11 and 12: PROCEDURE III • Lumbar: 0.8-1.2 c
- Page 13 and 14: POSTPROCEDURE • CT: Discogel dist
- Page 15 and 16: Fev 2008-June 2010 • 84 patients(
- Page 17 and 18: clinical symptoms Fev 2008-June 201
- Page 19 and 20: PAIN EVALUATION • analysis made b
- Page 21 and 22: Follow up (CERVICAL:12 patients) -
- Page 23 and 24: Follow up (LUMBAR:71 patients) - 3
- Page 25 and 26: ANALYSIS RESULTS CERVICAL versus LU
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HERNIATED DISK: TREATMENT<br />
PERCUTANEOUS USING<br />
DISCOGEL®<br />
T. Sola, Theron J, Diaz C, Vivas E,Cuellar H, Guimaraens L<br />
Servicio de Neuroangiografía<br />
Hospital General de Cataluña. Barcelona. Spain
• 80-90% world population: backpain<br />
• Disc hernia/Developed countries:<br />
20% sick leave<br />
50% early retirement
“<strong>percutaneous</strong> <strong>treatment</strong> of hernial <strong>disk</strong>”<br />
Psicological factors<br />
Feets<br />
muscles<br />
articular<br />
<strong>disk</strong><br />
nerve
• Not more pain<br />
• Not more drugs<br />
• Sport<br />
Patient objectifs
• Herniated <strong>disk</strong>: clinical problem<br />
• Objectif: pain <strong>treatment</strong><br />
• Disc hernia: consequence of<br />
dysfonctionement of paraspinal muscles<br />
• Radiological objectif: disparition of hernia<br />
(almost always after clinical amelioration)<br />
• We dont treat patients with previous<br />
surgery
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Pre-procedure<br />
¤ Patients selection :<br />
- artrhosis+++ - CT : valoration of<br />
discal compresion<br />
- symptoms+++ - Electromyogram: to<br />
determine the degree of urgence<br />
¤ Planification:<br />
- clinical symptoms<br />
- MRI: determine the levels to treat<br />
- correlation pain/radiological findings
PROCEDURE<br />
• Biplanar angyographe<br />
• Lumbar and dorsal: neuroleptoanalgesia<br />
• Cervical: general anestesia( patient<br />
confort)<br />
• Medical <strong>treatment</strong>: systemic antibiotic and<br />
antinflamatory
PROCEDURE II<br />
• Lumbar: decubitus left lateral(left post-lat)<br />
• Dorsal: decubito prono(post-lat approach)<br />
• Cervical: decubito supino(right Anterolateral<br />
approach)<br />
• Lumbar and dorsal: 20 G needle<br />
• Cervical: 21G needle
PROCEDURE III<br />
• Lumbar: 0.8-1.2 cc <strong>discogel</strong>/level<br />
• Dorsal: 0.6 cc <strong>discogel</strong>/level<br />
• Cervical: 0.4cc <strong>discogel</strong>/level<br />
1) Needle central<br />
2) Very slowly injection( like Onix)<br />
3) Permanent scopia control of injection
PROCEDURE IV<br />
Steroid intraarticular infiltration(22G)<br />
- Dorsal /lumbar: decubito prono<br />
- Cervical: decubito supino<br />
*Bilateral . Same treated levels
POSTPROCEDURE<br />
• CT: Discogel distribution<br />
• 1 night in hospital( control patient)<br />
• Discharge therapy: tapered antiinflammatory<br />
regimen (10 days)
Follow up<br />
• Consultation all the months 1 year post procedure<br />
- paraspinal muscular stimulation seances<br />
. If pain still +++:<br />
. eventually re-intraarticular infiltration (3<br />
months after <strong>treatment</strong>)<br />
.eventually Discogel re-<strong>treatment</strong>( if MRI<br />
confirmed the persistence of hernia) (6 months after<br />
<strong>treatment</strong>)<br />
. eventually Lumbosacral Liposuction<br />
**Lumbosacral Liposuction.A New Tool for The Treatment of Low Back Pain<br />
J.THÉRON1, L. GUIMARAENS2-3,A. CASASCO3, H. CUELLAR3, T.<br />
SOLA2Interventional Neuroradiology 13: 153-160, 2007
Fev 2008-June 2010<br />
• 84 patients( 38F and 46M )<br />
• Age: 17-81 y ( 40 patients :30-50 years)<br />
• LOCATION:<br />
-Cervical: 12<br />
-Dorsal: 1<br />
-Lumbar: 71
Fev 2008-June 2010<br />
84 patiens<br />
-TOTAL LEVELS TREATED: 178<br />
- LEVELS/PATIENT:<br />
Cervical Dorsal Lumbar<br />
• 1 2 1 13<br />
• 2 6 38<br />
• 3 4 18<br />
• 4 or + 2
clinical symptoms<br />
Fev 2008-June 2010<br />
84 patiens<br />
Cervical Dorsal Lumbar<br />
• spine pain(SP) 6<br />
• SP+Uni radicul. 8 47<br />
• SP+Bi-radicul. 3 1 15<br />
• Only radiculalgia 3<br />
• others 1
COMPLICATIONS<br />
• No case of infection<br />
• No anaphylactic reaction<br />
• 2 lumbar cases: radicular irritation after<br />
<strong>treatment</strong>( for the needle)<br />
1 month antinflammatory therapy
PAIN EVALUATION<br />
• analysis made by patients<br />
• The numerical rating scales (NRS):<br />
- the patients were asked to rate their pain on<br />
a 0 to 10<br />
- scale where 0 indicates "No pain" and 10<br />
"The worst possible pain”.<br />
• Analysis before, 3 months, 6 months and 12<br />
months after <strong>treatment</strong><br />
• Recovery time is proportional to pain time
Cervical(12 patients)<br />
(fev 08-juin 10)<br />
Before <strong>treatment</strong><br />
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />
3 Months<br />
6 months<br />
3 4 5<br />
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />
1 6 3 1 1<br />
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />
3 3 3 1 1 *<br />
12 months<br />
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />
4 1 1*
Follow up<br />
(CERVICAL:12 patients)<br />
- Re-<strong>treatment</strong>: 0 cases<br />
-1 case cervical to surgery(6 months)<br />
arthrosis+++<br />
- 1 patient grade 2 at 12 months<br />
TMA arthrosis++
Lumbar(71 patients)<br />
(fev 08-juin 10)<br />
Before treatement<br />
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />
3 Months<br />
6 months<br />
2 23 40 6<br />
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />
5 11 25 17 12 1<br />
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />
1 12 17 17 11 4 2* 2 *<br />
12 months<br />
0 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10<br />
21 12 11 2 3* 1
Follow up<br />
(LUMBAR:71 patients)<br />
- 3 patients lost<br />
- 5 re-steroid infiltration (at 3 months)<br />
- 6 Discogel re<strong>treatment</strong>:<br />
- 4 at 6 months<br />
- 2 at 12 months<br />
- 1 lumbar liposuction : at 12 months<br />
* 6 re<strong>treatment</strong>: good filling of the hernia
CT AFTER RE-TREATMENT
ANALYSIS RESULTS<br />
CERVICAL versus LUMBAR<br />
• The evaluation of these results shows that before<br />
<strong>treatment</strong>, the NRS( Pain scale) does not different<br />
between cervical and lumbar spine<br />
• The degree of recovery is much faster at cervical<br />
level. Cervical level was not needed any<br />
re<strong>treatment</strong><br />
• Hypotese: the difference in weight to bear for the<br />
cervical and lumbar spine is directly linked to the<br />
fundamental importance of the role of paraspinal<br />
muscles in lumbar hernias.
• Discogel is very effective for the <strong>herniated</strong><br />
<strong>disk</strong>((clinical and radiological)<br />
• Herniated <strong>disk</strong> is as a locoregional problem and even a<br />
global problem (osteoarthosis, feets problems,TMJ and<br />
psychological factors in some cases play an important<br />
role)<br />
• Herniated <strong>disk</strong> : Clinical problem<br />
• No interference to “eventually posterior” <strong>treatment</strong>s<br />
• No major complications<br />
• Follow up: 1 year
“<strong>percutaneous</strong> treatement of hernial <strong>disk</strong>”<br />
Psicological factors<br />
Feets<br />
muscles<br />
articular<br />
<strong>disk</strong><br />
nerve