This article explores the efficacy and controversies of minimally invasive spinal interventions, suggesting ongoing evolution in treatment options.
Percutaneous interventional spine procedures are continually evolving. This article explores the current status, evidence, and controversial aspects of seven prominent image-guided minimally invasive interventions for painful spinal conditions: vertebral augmentation, basivertebral nerve ablation, interspinous process devices, minimally invasive lumbar decompression, radiofrequency medial branch ablation, high-frequency spinal cord stimulation, and multifidus muscle stimulation.
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