| Obje MRIive: 1、To study and discuss the value of the application of posterior convex and percutaneous vertebral angioplasty in the treatment of senile osteoporotic vertebral fra MRIure.and analysis of 5 years recurrence rate of fra MRIure and mechanical PVP and after PKP.Methods:1、86 cases of senile osteoporotic vertebral fra MRIure in Yu huangding hospital from 09.2011 to 08.2014 were sele MRIed. The patients were divided into reference group and control group according to the different random number table.The reference group was treated with percutaneous vertebral angioplasty(pvp) and the control group was treated with pereutaneous kyphoplasty(pkp). The min contrast index of this experiment: the pain score of before and after the treatment; Vertebral height recovery height;the incidence of bone cement leakage;operation time, the amount of exposure and the quality of life scores were quantified and statistically analyzed.2、Screening of the patients who had vertebral again,the patients had been taken after 5 to 10 years.the reason of the refra MRIure should be take out in mechanics.Results: the pain score and the comfort score of the two groups were no different before and after treatment(p>0.05);The vertebral height recovery in the observation group was significantly lower than the the control group(P<0.05);The rate of bone cement leakage in two groups is PVP higher than PKP.(P<0.05). Irradiation time,the observation group was significantly lower than the control group(P<0.05).Conclusin: the clinical treatment effe MRI of the percutaneous vertebroplasty and kyphoplasty in osteoporotic vertebral fra MRIure has no obvious difference.But the percutaneous vertebroplasty has lower rate of bone cement leakage and The better vertebral height recovery. Operation more safe. However, due to the high cost of the surgery, so when choice of the operation type, need to consider the patient’s own economic conditions. At the same time,with the application of the G arm.the percutaneous vertebroplasty has been provided a new dire MRIion. |
