Kyphoplasty and Vertebroplasty in McKinney, Frisco, and Lewisville, TX

DFW Sports Medicine specializes in advanced treatments that restore mobility and reduce discomfort caused by vertebral compression fractures. Kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty are minimally invasive spine surgery techniques designed to repair spinal compression fractures. These fractures often result from osteoporosis, injury, or cancer, causing chronic pain and reduced mobility. Both procedures are used in spinal fracture treatment and are considered safe options for compression fracture repair. To find out which treatment may work for your condition, schedule a consultation at our McKinney, Frisco, or Lewisville, TX location today.

At DFW Sports Medicine, Dr. Rathna Nuti will conduct a full evaluation of your spine and symptoms. This helps her decide if kyphoplasty or vertebroplasty is the right fit. X-rays or MRIs are often used to confirm the type and location of the fracture. Kyphoplasty begins with a tiny incision. A small balloon is guided into the collapsed vertebra and then gently inflated to restore height. Once the balloon is removed, bone cement is injected to keep the vertebra in place. This is called balloon kyphoplasty and is often used for newer fractures. Vertebroplasty also uses a small incision. Cement is injected directly into the fractured vertebra without balloon inflation. This procedure helps strengthen and stabilize the bone quickly. These forms of minimally invasive spine surgery are typically performed as outpatient treatments. These options are often recommended as part of back pain injection therapy plans.

Pain from a spinal fracture can affect your balance, movement, and daily routine. These procedures at DFW Sports Medicine help bring relief and stability without major surgery or long recovery times. The procedure's benefits include:

  • Quick relief from back pain caused by fractures
  • Improved spinal stability and posture
  • Faster return to daily activities compared to traditional surgery
  • Reduced risk of further spinal collapse
  • Minimally invasive procedures with small incisions and low risk
  • Outpatient treatment options with shorter recovery
  • Helpful for people seeking the best treatment for spinal compression fractures

Thanks to Dr. Nuti my back pain is no more! She is very knowledgeable and Listened to me. She didn’t ignore my complaints and didn’t give up on finding a solution to my continuous pain.

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I am a family physician and have had the privilege of seeing Dr. Nuti for myself and several members of our family. The care has been exceptional every time. She is extremely knowledgeable in sports medicine and takes the time to explain things in a way that’s easy to understand. She has excellent bedside manners—listens carefully, answers all our questions patiently, and makes everyone feel comfortable. I highly recommend her!

I.D. Google

Dr Nuti has been a true Godsend. When my son got injured during a soccer game, she immediately got him into her clinic without any delays and took care of him promptly. She is a thorough professional and an excellent physician. She is very flexible with her schedule and has been very accomodative in getting appts. I would recommend her to anyone who is looking for a physician who is truly caring and treats you at the right time!

C.P. Google

Dr. Nuti is a pleasure to work with. She is prompt and thorough. Her bedside manners are exceptional. Her scheduling and reaching her is very easy. I get the clinic notes and referrals on the same day to access. Will recommend her to anyone looking for sports medicine and pain management.

N.P. Google

Dr. Nuti is an amazing doctor. She has attentive, knowledgeable, and really cares about her patients. I’ve never felt more comfortable and cared for as a patient.

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Are the procedures painful?

The procedures are typically performed under local anesthesia and sedation, which helps minimize discomfort during treatment. Some patients report mild soreness at the injection site, but many experience rapid relief from the back pain caused by the fracture. Any lingering soreness usually resolves within a few days.

Will I need physical therapy afterward?

Some patients benefit from physical therapy following their procedure, especially if they had limited mobility or muscle weakness before treatment. Physical therapy can help improve posture, core strength, and spinal stability. Your care team will recommend a post-procedure plan based on your recovery progress.

How long can the results last?

The pain relief from kyphoplasty or vertebroplasty is often long-lasting. While the treated fracture is stabilized, it's important to manage any underlying conditions, such as osteoporosis, to reduce the risk of future fractures. Ongoing care and lifestyle changes can help support spine health over time.

Kyphoplasty and vertebroplasty offer a way for patients to get relief without heavy medication or invasive surgery. At DFW Sports Medicine, we use advanced methods in spinal fracture treatment, compression fracture repair, and back pain injection therapy to help people stay active and strong. Patients choose us for our commitment to advanced injury care, effective pain management, and overall wellness support. With access to diagnostic tools, skilled surgeons, and nonsurgical options like minimally invasive spine surgery, Dr. Rathna Nuti and her care team work to get you moving again. Call our McKinney, Frisco, or Lewisville, TX practice today to schedule a personal consultation and learn more about kyphoplasty or vertebroplasty.

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