英文摘要 |
The concept of minimally invasive spinal surgery embodies the goal of achieving clinical outcomes comparable to those of conventional open surgery, while minimizing the risk of iatrogenic injury that may be incurred during the exposure process. The development of new technology, such as microscopy, endoscopy and video and image guidance systems provided the foundation on which minimally invasive spinal surgery is based. Nowadays, well-developed and accepted minimally invasive spinal procedures includes image-guided injection technique, intradiskal electrothermal therapy, vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty, microendoscopic discectomy/laminectomy and mini-transforaminal interbody fusion. Further improvement in optics and imaging resources and introduction of instrumentation systems designed for minimally invasive procedures will inevitably lead to further applications in minimally invasive spine surgery |