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Vertebroplasty Puncture Case 2:

The movie describes the use of the vertebroplasty needle bevel. The aim of this bevel is to allow precise course correction of the needle inside bone tissue by changing the bevel direction (fig 34). Hammering will lead the needle on the course determined by the bevel direction. According to the bevel tip direction (right, left, up or down) the course of the needle will be modified. This technique allows an optimal placement of the vertebroplasty needle.

 

 

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Figure 9a.   The principle of the vertebroplasty needle bevel.

Figure 9a.   The principle of the vertebroplasty needle bevel.

Figure 9b.  The principle of the vertebroplasty needle bevel.

Figure 9b.  The principle of the vertebroplasty needle bevel.

Figure 9c.   Bevel tip in medial position leading the course of the needle medially.

Figure 9c.   Bevel tip in medial position leading the course of the needle medially.

Figure 9d.   Change the bevel tip direction by turning the connector 180 ° .

Figure 9d.   Change the bevel tip direction by turning the connector 180 ° .

Figure 9h.   Course of needle corrected.

Figure 9h.   Course of needle corrected.  

Figure 9i.   Bevel tip in medial position leading the course of the needle medially.

Figure 9i.   Bevel tip in medial position leading the course of the needle medially.

Figure 9j.   Turning the connector.

Figure 9j.   Turning the connector.

Figure 9k.    Bevel tip in lateral position.

Figure 9k.    Bevel tip in lateral position.

Figure 9l.   Hammering.

Figure 9l.   Hammering.

Figure 9m.   Needle course correction achieved.

Figure 9m.   Needle course correction achieved.

Figure 9n.   CT control, optimal needle placement reached.

Figure 9n.   CT control, optimal needle placement reached.

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