Similar to vertebroplasty, kyphoplasty involves injecting a particular cement into your spine, but it also involves making room for the procedure with a balloon-like device (balloon vertebroplasty). Kyphoplasty can increase the height of a damaged vertebra and may also be pain-relieving. Similar to vertebroplasty, the medical community questions the efficacy of kyphoplasty; you should talk to your doctor about the advantages and disadvantages. Physicians could recommend kyphoplasty for cancer-damaged vertebrae or certain spinal fractures. In most cases, a weakening of the bones (osteoporosis) has caused the vertebrae to compress or collapse, causing pain or a hunched posture. An anesthesiologist will deliver medicine through an IV to either relax you and relieve your pain or put you to sleep. With X-ray guidance, your doctor will insert a needle through your skin and back muscles into the bone, then inflate a balloon to help the vertebra regain its normal shape. Your doctor will inject the cement while checking X-rays to ensure it’s going into the right place.
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