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CBTmethod（cortical bone trajectory)（Murayama Medical Center）

implementation facility
  • Independent Administrative Institution National Hospital Organization　Murayama Medical Center
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program name
CBTmethod（cortical bone trajectory)（Murayama Medical Center）
genre
  • medical treatment：arthritis(joint pain)
  • orthopaedic surgery：spine
program details
Depending on the extent of the lesion, a 5-8 cm longitudinal incision is made posterior to the lumbar region under general anesthesia, and the muscle is debrided and deployed. Using intraoperative fluoroscopy, screws are inserted into the cortical bone. Compared to the conventional method, this method prevents postoperative deformity and reduces blood loss because the muscle is not stripped and the joint is preserved. The surgery takes about 2 hours and requires only about 50 ml of blood loss. Patients will be in bed for two days after the surgery, and will be able to walk from the third day. The patient is discharged from the hospital after the wound has settled at 10 days postoperatively. The average number of lumbar fusion surgeries in the last three years was 239 per year. Lumbar spine surgery cannot completely eliminate symptoms. Numbness, pain, and other paralysis can remain. Although rare, it is possible for paralysis to worsen. Postoperative infection occurs in a few patients. In those cases, as reoperation under general anesthesia is required, hospital stay is prolonged. In 2020, the infection rate was 3.0%.
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Independent Administrative Institution National Hospital Organization　Murayama Medical Center

The hospital specialized in spine-spinal cord surgery with 15 spine surgeons. Special emphasis is placed on minimallly invasive surgeries such as skip laminoplasty, and CBT methods. We provide patient-friendly surgeries that minimize muscle damage and post-operative pain.
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  • medical treatment
  • orthopaedic surgery

skip laminoplasty（Murayama Medical Center）

This is a muscle-friendly, minimally invasive posterior decompression of the cervical spine. Using a surgical microscope, this procedure reduces the extent of the incision and the development of the surgical field, and decompresses only the lesion. Although technically very advanced, the procedure is gentle on the patient with minimal blood loss and postoperative pain. This surgery is indicated for conditions that cause numbness, pain, or paralysis as a result of compression of the nerves in the cervical spine. These include cervical disc herniation, cervical spondylosis, and ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament.
implementation facility
  • Independent Administrative Institution National Hospital Organization　Murayama Medical Center
  • medical treatment
  • orthopaedic surgery

CBTmethod（cortical bone trajectory)（Murayama Medical Center）

This is a muscle-friendly posterior lumbar fusion technique. Using intraoperative fluoroscopy, screws are inserted into the cortical bone (the hard part of the bone) from the inside to the outside and from the caudal to the head. Although technically very advanced, it provides a patient-friendly procedure with minimal blood loss and mild postoperative pain.
This is for conditions where there is instability of the lumbar spine and numbness, pain, and paralysis have appeared. Lumbar disc herniation, lumbar spinal canal stenosis with instability, and lumbar spondylolisthesis are the targets.
implementation facility
  • Independent Administrative Institution National Hospital Organization　Murayama Medical Center
  • medical treatment
  • orthopaedic surgery

Unilateral invasion bilateral decompression（Murayama Medical Center）

This is a muscle-friendly posterior lumbar decompression. Using an operating microscope, the surgeon decompresses only the lesion while preserving the muscles, joints, and spinous processes on one side. Although technically very advanced, it provides a patient-friendly procedure with minimal blood loss and mild postoperative pain. It is intended for conditions where numbness, pain, and paralysis appear as a result of nerve compression in the lumbar spine. Lumbar disc herniation and lumbar spinal canal stenosis are the targets.
implementation facility
  • Independent Administrative Institution National Hospital Organization　Murayama Medical Center