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Interspinous Process Decompression

Intervertebral Process Decompression is a surgical intervention that involves inserting an implant between two bones, referred to as spinous processes. They’re located in the rear section of the spine. This implant is specifically engineered to maintain the gap between the spinous processes, thus averting nerve compression and associated pain when standing upright. The presence of this implant eliminates the necessity to lean forward to relieve discomfort.

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    X-STOP®

    Some patients may explore alternative therapies to alleviate lumbar pain if they are not inclined towards undergoing a laminectomy or spinal fusion procedure.

    During this minimally invasive outpatient technique, a small surgical incision is made under local anesthesia and sedation. The X-STOP, crafted from a titanium alloy, is inserted between the spinous processes. This implant alleviates pressure, reducing lower back pain and alleviating radiating leg discomfort.

    New York Pain Care offers comprehensive treatment for lower back pain. Our experts collaborate with patients to identify the underlying cause of their pain and devise the most suitable treatment approach. Don’t let debilitating, persistent pain ruin your life. Сall us today to discover how our specialists at New York Pain Care can enhance your quality of life.

    What to Expect Before Interspinous Process Decompression in NYC

    Optimal readiness for surgery entails ensuring that you have obtained comprehensive answers to your inquiries from your healthcare provider. It’s essential to communicate any existing health conditions or medications you are currently prescribed.

    Upon your arrival at the hospital, you will be escorted to the preoperative section for necessary preparations. This may involve receiving an overview of the procedure, cleansing the surgical site, and being briefed on postoperative care. Furthermore, you will have a consultation with an anesthesiologist to discuss the anesthesia procedure.

    Subsequently, you will be transported to the operating theater and administered anesthesia. Following the successful induction of anesthesia, you will be positioned on your abdomen in preparation for the surgical procedure.

    What to Expect After IPD Surgery

    After the surgery, you will wake up in the postoperative room, where your vital signs will be monitored closely. Once the anesthesiologist ensures that you are feeling well, you will be transferred back to your hospital room.

    Immediately after the operation, you may experience some pain at the incision sites – this is normal. Our medical staff will check the stability of your vital signs and ensure there are no issues with the wound or nerve functions in your legs.

    Most patients are discharged from the hospital the following day, but your medical team will determine the best postoperative course for you based on your comfort level and any other health issues that may arise. Your doctor will discuss any pain medications you can take home with you, as well as the prescribed follow-up program.

    Typically, patients revisit the doctor approximately ten days to two weeks after the surgery. If you have any questions or problems during the first week after the surgery, you should call our office immediately.

    New York Pain Care offers comprehensive lower back pain treatment and high-quality interspinous process decompression in NYC. Our doctors will work with you to diagnose the cause of your pain and how to most effectively treat it. Don’t live with crippling, chronic pain. Contact us today and find out how the specialists at New York Pain Care can help improve your quality of life.

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    Page Updated on Mar 26, 2024 by Dr. Hosny (Interventional Spine Specialist) of New York Pain Care
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