Accordingly, patient TTP, in Trang Dai ward, Dong Nai province, was admitted to the hospital with severe back pain, almost unable to sit up or walk. The pain lasted for many days, causing Mr. P. to lose sleep and become completely dependent on his family's care. Previously, he had been treated medically with painkillers and a support brace, but there was little improvement.
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| Doctors at Dong Nai 2 Hospital injected biological cement to help a 98-year-old woman escape paralysis. Photo: BVCC |
The results of the medical examination and diagnostic imaging showed that Mr. P. had a collapsed D12 vertebra on the basis of severe osteoporosis - a common disease in the elderly, especially postmenopausal women. If not promptly intervened, the patient is at risk of reduced mobility, spinal deformity and disability.
After consultation, specialist doctor II Trinh Van Phuong, Neurosurgery Unit, Dong Nai -2 Hospital suggested a method of injecting biological cement to overcome the above condition for the patient.
“This is a minimally invasive intervention method that helps fix collapsed vertebrae, supports rapid pain relief, restores mobility and limits complications due to prolonged lying down. The method is especially useful for elderly patients or patients with complex underlying diseases,” Dr. Phuong emphasized.
Through a specialized needle, the bio-cement is inserted into the vertebral body to restore the stability of the spine and reduce pressure on the nerve structures. Immediately after surgery, the old lady's back pain was significantly reduced, she was able to sit up and start moving early, while limiting the use of strong painkillers - a group of drugs that can cause many side effects in the elderly.
Bich Nhan
Source: https://baodongnai.com.vn/xa-hoi/202510/bom-xi-mang-sinh-hoc-cho-cu-ba-98-tuoi-tranh-bi-liet-665302f/







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