4 results about "Articular processes" patented technology

This invention relates to a novel P-approach endoscopic lumbar fusion surgery method, belonging to the field of lumbar fusion surgery technology. This method addresses the high risk of nerve injury and insufficient operational precision in existing endoscopic fusion techniques by proposing an improved solution. It utilizes Kirschner wires for positioning at the inferior articular process to establish a precise entry point avoiding the nerve root pathway; a visually guided circular saw is used throughout the endoscopic procedure to construct a safe triangular working channel directly reaching the spinal canal; under full endoscopic monitoring, a unilateral approach is used for bilateral spinal canal decompression, thoroughly removing diseased tissue and scraping the endplates until punctate bleeding occurs; a bone graft cannula with a curved tip is used to precisely implant the fusion device into the anterior region of the intervertebral space, restoring intervertebral height through a self-locking structure; finally, a universal pedicle screw is percutaneously implanted for fixation. This method reduces the risk of nerve injury, improves surgical safety and efficiency, and is suitable for patients with lumbar spondylolisthesis complicated by spinal stenosis.

The utility model relates to medical auxiliary instrument especially adjustable intervertebral foramen forming stabilizing device, including horizontal pole, rotating component, support rod, lower hanging rod, angle adjusting assembly and sleeve etc. The utility model is provided with support rod, horizontal pole, lower hanging rod, rotating component and angle adjusting assembly, is fixed through a plurality of bolts, need not doctor manual fixed ring saw to be able to stably, safely, effectively and grind off upper articular process ventral side, thereby good realization intervertebral foramen forming, through height adjustment and multi -angle adjustment, can adjust the position and angle of sleeve according to patient demand and operation requirement, improve the applicability of this stabilizing device.

The utility model discloses a kind of pulling distraction devices for lumbar UBE operation, it is related to medical instrument technical field, including left forceps body and right forceps body. One end of left forceps body is equipped with in-vivo extension piece, in-vivo extension piece is connected with placement part, and placement part is equipped with bone surface embedding body;Right forceps body is rotatably connected with left forceps body and can be relatively fixed, one end of right forceps body is equipped with pulling part, and pulling part is connected with distraction extension body. Among them, bone surface embedding body is located at the side of placement part away from right forceps body, and distraction extension body is set to the side away from left forceps body. The above-mentioned pulling distraction device for lumbar UBE operation, the fixed part of left forceps body is used to place in the upper vertebral plate and articular process joint medial bone surface polished by abrasive drill, and is embedded into bone surface by bone surface embedding body, and the distraction extension body of right forceps body is used to extend into ventral running nerve root, and the nerve root and dural sac can be appropriately pulled apart by the pulling part of right forceps body, expose operation visual field, without the help of assistant.

The present application belongs to the technical field of medical devices, and provides a guide assembly for a superior articular process approach of a lumbar vertebra and an operation method thereof. The guide assembly comprises a guide rail, a guide needle, a bone removal assembly and a working assembly. The guide rail is provided with a guide track. The guide needle is slidably arranged in the guide rail and is used to establish an initial positioning path to the intervertebral space. The initial positioning path is parallel to the guide track. The guide rail is adapted to move along the initial positioning path. The bone removal assembly is detachably connected to the guide rail to remove bone mass of the superior articular process approach and form a bone window. The working assembly comprises a working sleeve which is adapted to be connected to the guide rail to form a working channel after the bone removal assembly is removed. The guide needle establishes the initial positioning path to the intervertebral space to confirm the position of the guide rail, reduces the number of repeated verification and adjustment under fluoroscopy, and thus reduces the radiation exposure dose of the patient. The bone removal assembly and the working assembly connected to the guide rail can be performed according to the guide track, and the possibility of path loss is reduced.