Editor's Note
The Department of Orthopedics II of the First People's Hospital of Mudanjiang City is a brand department of orthopedics in Mudanjiang City. Over the years, the department has been committed to the diagnosis and treatment of difficult and critical orthopedic diseases, and has led the development of the regional industry in the field of precise and minimally invasive treatment. Director of Orthopaedics, Director of Orthopaedics II Liu Yaming is a professional and technical leader in the southeast of Heilongjiang Province.
Beginning with this issue, we will introduce the "brand of science and technology" of Orthopaedics II in detail, providing you with the most valuable medical information.
Liu Ya Ming: Director of Orthopaedics, Director of Orthopaedics II, Chief Physician.
Academic status
Mudanjiang orthopaedic field of precision minimally invasive treatment leader
Mudanjiang goose orthopaedic expertise and academic leader
Residency standardized training orthopaedic specialty base head
China Association for Medical Education, orthopaedic diseases, first session of the Professional Committee
Heilongjiang Provincial Medical Association, pediatric orthopaedic surgery Vice Chairman of Specialized Committee
Member of Specialized Committee of Osteoarthritis Step Therapy, Sports Medicine Branch, Heilongjiang Medical Association
Member of Medical Robotics Branch, Heilongjiang Medical Association
Member of Specialized Committee of Spinal Endoscopy, Heilongjiang Medical Association
Executive Member of Specialized Committee of Degenerative Bone Disease Prevention and Treatment, Heilongjiang Preventive Medicine Association
.Executive Member of Orthopedic Innovation and Change Committee of Heilongjiang Research Hospital Society
Orthopedic Surgery Specialized Committee of Mudanjiang Medical Association
Vice Chairman of Orthopedic Science Branch of Mudanjiang Medical Association
Deputy Director of Sports Medicine Specialized Committee of Mudanjiang Medical Association
Deputy Director of Osteoporosis Specialized Committee of Mudanjiang Medical Association
Technical Specialties
Independent minimally invasive treatment of spine, joints, trauma, and intervertebral disc herniation, especially vertebroplasty for vertebral fracture caused by senile osteoporosis, intramedullary nail fixation for proximal humerus fracture, and intervertebral foramen endoscopy for thoracic and lumbar intervertebral disc herniation, are in the leading position in the province. minimally invasive vertebroplasty was firstly carried out to treat osteoporotic vertebral compression fracture in the region of Mudanjiang in 2004, and in 2007 the first minimally invasive ozone treatment was launched. In 2007, the first minimally invasive ozone treatment for lumbar disc herniation was carried out. In recent years, it has taken the lead in Mudanjiang in carrying out intervertebral endoscopy, using flexible intramedullary nailing to treat children's femoral stem fracture, carrying out the first thoracic tumor resection in the city, and carrying out anterior and posterior cervical spine surgeries, which have filled the gaps of a number of techniques in the Mudanjiang area.
Orthopedics II elite medical team
Orthopedics, we go first.
The advantages of minimally invasive treatment of orthopedic diseases
Small wounds.
Small incision, 0.5cm to 1cm, basically no scar, called "locking eye".
Minimal pain.
The patient suffers little pain, the operation is performed under intravenous anesthesia, and the patient completes the operation in his sleep.
Fast recovery.
Disturbance of the body tissues is greatly reduced, shortening the postoperative recovery time.
Less bleeding.
Almost no bleeding during surgery. With a clear view of the minimally invasive procedure, blood vessels will be handled more delicately, and the use of advanced hemostatic instruments, such as ultrasonic knives, helps to reduce bleeding.
Short hospital stay.
Usually, you can be out of bed in a few hours after surgery, which is relatively inexpensive.
Features of Precision and Minimally Invasive
Focus: Vertebroplasty, a Minimally Invasive Orthopedic Surgery
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Vertebroplasty, a first-line treatment option for osteoporosis and vertebral compression fracture, involves restoring a collapsed vertebral body to its original shape through the skin, mediated by an imaging system and injecting a high-viscosity cement into the vertebral body, which results in immediate relief of postoperative pain, get out of bed the same day after surgery, reduce or avoid complications, reduce patient pain, speed up recovery, greatly improve patient's quality of life, and improve family happiness index.
The most traditional and effective method for osteoporotic vertebral compression fractures is prolonged bed rest for at least 3 months. How many patients and their families can tolerate these 3 long months and the serious complications
Related Q&A: Related Q&A: Why don't doctors recommend forward bending exercise workouts after percutaneous vertebroplasty?To ask this question, first of all, it means that your doctor is very dedicated and he has told you the most critical points to watch out for.
Spinal compression fracture before the need for vertebroplasty, that is to say, vertebroplasty when the vertebral body has been fractured, the internal structure of the bone damage, although after the fracture reset, and then injected into the vertebral body of the bone cement to enhance the bearing capacity. This time the periphery of the body's bone cement is still a vertebral fracture, before the fracture heals, any action to increase the pressure of the vertebral body will lead to an increase in the local bearing of the stress, the increase in the bearing of the stress is likely to be local bone resorption of the phenomenon, so that the original fracture reset height will be reduced, resulting in the outcome of some loss.
Generally the fracture is immobilized for about twelve weeks, and a brace is worn to avoid forward flexion. I have performed over 1000 of these spinal surgeries to date. I have seen a large number of patients with good and poor recoveries and would like to tell more patients about my experience with spinal compression fractures. A question like this is a highly specialized one and generally requires an experienced physician to answer. Both overactivity and prolonged bed rest should be avoided, and an individualized rehabilitation program should be developed based on individual differences.
Below are two cases from yesterday's surgeries that are getting down normally today.