Interventional Pain Procedure
Kyphoplasty
Kyphoplasty is a minimally invasive procedure that treats painful vertebral compression fractures — often caused by osteoporosis. A small balloon restores the collapsed vertebra's height and bone cement stabilizes it, relieving pain and helping restore posture. (Sample copy — replace with real clinical content.)
What Kyphoplasty Treats
Kyphoplasty is often recommended for painful vertebral compression fractures that limit movement — commonly the result of weakened, osteoporotic bone. A small balloon gently restores the vertebra's height and bone cement stabilizes it to relieve pain. (Placeholder.)
- Vertebral compression fractures
- Fractures caused by osteoporosis
- Sudden, severe mid- or lower-back pain from a fracture
- Loss of height or stooped posture from spinal fractures
How It Works
Kyphoplasty is performed through a small entry point using image guidance to treat the fractured vertebra. (Placeholder.)
Locating the Fracture
Image guidance pinpoints the fractured vertebra so treatment is precise and targeted.
Restoring Height
A small balloon is inflated inside the vertebra to gently restore its shape.
Stabilizing
Bone cement is placed to stabilize the vertebra, often with rapid pain relief.
Are You a Candidate?
You may be a good candidate for kyphoplasty if: (Placeholder — a consultation confirms candidacy.)
- You have a painful vertebral compression fracture
- Imaging confirms a recent fracture
- Pain limits your daily movement
- Conservative measures haven't relieved the fracture pain
Why Choose Nexis for Kyphoplasty
Image-Guided Precision
Real-time imaging for accurate, safe lead placement.
Minimally Invasive
Small incisions, less pain, and a faster return to activity.
Outpatient Convenience
Performed same-day in our accredited surgery center.
Recovery & Common Questions
Most patients return home the same day and resume light activity within a few days, with full guidance from our care team. (Placeholder — recovery varies by patient.)
Is kyphoplasty done in a hospital?
No — kyphoplasty is performed on an outpatient basis in our modern ambulatory surgery center. (Placeholder.)
How quickly does pain improve?
Many patients feel significant relief within a day or two of the procedure. (Placeholder.)
Is it the same as vertebroplasty?
They share a similar goal; kyphoplasty adds a balloon step to help restore the vertebra's height. (Placeholder.)
See If Kyphoplasty Is Right for You
Schedule a consultation with our specialists to discuss your options.