The kyphoplasty Balloon Catheter reduces the compressed and fractured vertebral body and forms a cavity, fills the bone cement, increases the stiffness and strength of the vertebral body, and reconstructs.

At Resurgens Orthopaedics, we get so excited when the Winter Games come around. This year, athletes from all around the world have traveled to compete for glory and honor their home nations. We wish all the athletes good luck in their quest to bring home the gold!

Depending on the severity and location or your spine condition, various treatment solutions are available - both non-surgical and surgical. Our Resurgens physicians will always work with you to decide the best treatment option based on your unique situation and lifestyle, while also ensuring conservative measures are attempted before considering surgical procedures.

When you suffer a spinal injury, the consequences can range from mild pain and discomfort to debilitating pain and restricted movement. If you experience any level of discomfort in your spine, it's important to see a spine doctor to determine the cause and treat it effectively.

Kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty are surgical procedures used to repair damaged vertebrae. Although they are similar, there are some differences. Is one better than another? How do you decide which is best for you?