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When is spine surgery required?

It is no secret that when it comes to our spine, we rely on it for a lot. For most people, the thought of spine surgery is enough to make them queasy. Spine surgery is usually only required when other treatments haven't worked and it is seen as a last resort. A lot of people are able to live normal lives after having spine surgery and the success rate is relatively high. Although it may be scary, for some people, it is the best option.

Non-surgical options: various treatments that can be tried before surgery

There are many potential causes of back and neck pain, some of which can be helped with conservative (non-surgical) treatment options. If you are experiencing back or neck pain, it is important to see a spine specialist to rule out serious conditions that may require surgery. In many cases, however, there are various treatments that can be tried before spine surgery.

Some common non-surgical treatments for back and neck pain include physical therapy, medications, epidural injections, and chiropractic care. Physiotherapy can help reinforce the muscles around the spine and improve flexibility. Medications can help minimize inflammation and pain. Epidural injections can help to reduce inflammation and pain in the affected area. Chiropractic care can help to realign the spine and improve function.

When surgery is recommended: if conservative treatments haven't worked after 3-6 months

If you've been dealing with chronic back pain for a while, you may be wondering if it's time to see a spine surgeon. The decision to have surgery is never easy, but sometimes it's the best option when other treatments haven't worked.

Dr. VK Jain is one of the best spine surgeons in India and he has helped countless patients find relief from their chronic back pain. If you've been dealing with back pain for more than three months, and conservative treatments like physical therapy and medication haven't worked, it may be time to consult with Dr. Jain.

During your consultation, Dr. Jain will review your medical history and perform a physical examination.

Factors to consider before making a decision

There are a number of factors to consider before going for spine surgery. The best spine surgeon in India, Dr VK Jain, says that the following factors should be considered:

The first factor is the type of surgery required. There are different types of spine surgeries, and each has its own risks and benefits. The second factor is the surgeon’s experience and expertise. Make sure to choose a qualified surgeon who is experienced and has a good track record. The third factor is the hospital where the surgery will be performed. Choose a reputable hospital with state-of-the-art facilities. Finally, consider the cost of the surgery and make sure you can afford it.

Risks and complications of spine surgery

More than 10 million people worldwide undergo spine surgery each year to treat conditions such as degenerative disc disease, herniated discs, scoliosis, spinal stenosis and vertebral fractures. Although spine surgery is generally safe, there are certain risks and complications that can occur.

The most common complication of spine surgery is infection. This can occur at the incision site or in the area where the bone graft was taken. Other complications include bleeding, blood clots, nerve damage and problems with the artificial disc or other implant. In some cases, the spine may not heal properly and revision surgery may be needed.

Generally, the risks of spine surgery are low and most patients experience a significant improvement in their symptoms after surgery. However, it is important to discuss all potential risks and complications with your surgeon before undergoing any procedure.

In conclusion, spine surgery is usually only recommended as a last resort. If you are experiencing back pain, it is important to consult with your doctor to determine the best course of treatment. Surgery should only be considered after all other options have been exhausted. If you do require surgery, rest assured that there are many experienced surgeons like Dr. VK Jain who can help relieve your pain and get you back to your normal life. Schedule an appointment with him today if you are looking for spine surgery in India.

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Affordable Scoliosis Surgery in India in Assistance with Best Scoliosis Surgeons

Affordable Scoliosis Surgery in India in Assistance with Best Scoliosis Surgeons

Scoliosis: Overview Scoliosis is a spinal disorder that has affected nearly 6-7 million children, teens and adults. Scoliosis surgery is designed to reduce the curvature and fuse the spine to prevent any further progression. Severe curvatures are likely to progress in adulthood. Scoliosis surgery in India is available at affordable cost with the help of Dheeraj Bojwani Consultants, one can get…

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Travel to India for Your Joint Replacement Surgery

In India a number of orthopedic procedures are available such as hip and knee joint replacement, the Illizarov technique, limb lengthening, Birmingham Hip resurfacing technique (which scores over conventional hip Joint Replacement Surgery and is still unavailable even in the US) etc. 

IAS Medicare in Gurgaon specialize in latest techniques and treatments such as minimal invasive surgery, cartilage and bone transplantation, spine surgery and limb sparing surgery. All kinds of muscular- skeletal problems ranging from Arthritis to sports injuries, to complex broken bones, bone tumors and childhood conditions like scoliosis are treated most effectively in India at costs much lower than in USA and UK. 

Joint Replacement Surgery: Shoulder/hip replacement and bilateral knee replacement surgery using the most advanced keyhole or endoscopic surgery and arthroscopy is done at IAS Medicare hospitals in Gurgaon, India 

What Is Joint Replacement Surgery? 

Joint Replacement Surgery is removing a damaged joint and putting in a new one. A joint is where two or more bones come together, like the knee, hip, and shoulder. The surgery is usually done by a doctor called an orthopedic (or-tho-PEE-dik) surgeon. Sometimes, the surgeon will not remove the whole joint, but will only replace or fix the damaged parts. 

The doctor may suggest a joint replacement to improve how you live. Replacing a joint can help you relieve pain and move and feel better. Joints that can be replaced include the shoulders, fingers, ankles, and elbows. Hip and knee Joints are replaced most often. 

What Happens During Joint Replacement Surgery? 

First, the surgical team will give you medicine so you won't feel pain (anesthesia). The medicine may block the pain only in one part of the body (regional), or it may put your whole body to sleep (general). The team will then replace the damaged joint with prosthesis. 

Each surgery is different. How long it takes depends on how badly the joint is damaged and how the surgery is done. To replace a knee or a hip takes about 2 hours or less, unless there are complicating factors. After surgery, you will be moved to a recovery room for 1 to 2 hours until you are fully awake or the numbness goes away. The average time taken for Joint Replacement Surgery is 1-1.1/2 hrs. 

What to Expect after the Joint Replacement Surgery? 

If the surgery goes well, without any complications, the patient can be mobile on crutches within 48 hours itself. Usually 3-4 physiotherapy sessions are advised for the patient so that he understands the new prosthesis properly and trained to use the Joint Correctly. 

Why should one go for Joint Replacement Surgery to India?

Most Important Reason to do so is that the cost of the Joint Surgery is very low in India-almost 20% of the cost of what one would pay in USA, Canada or UK.

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Progress of Research on the Mechanisms by Which Yoga Contributes to the Rehabilitation of Chronic Low Back Pain

Authored by Xinyan Zheng

Introduction

Back pain is the most common human spinal disorder. It can be caused by lesions in the skin, subcutaneous tissue, muscles, ligaments, spine, ribs, spinal cord, and meninges. Low back pain typically manifests in the lower lumbar spine and lumbosacral and sacroiliac regions. It is usually dull and tingling, with local tenderness and/or radiation along the lower extremities. It is often accompanied by inadequate movement capability, pitching inconvenience, lack of weight-bearing ability, walking difficulty, and/or limb fatigue. More severe symptoms are forward lumbar bending, back extension, scoliosis, and spinal deformity. The 3-month prevalence rate of low back pain is estimated to be 25%, and the lifetime prevalence rate is estimated to be as high as 84% [1-3]. Low back pain poses a great societal and economic burden, as it is related to a decline in work efficiency, poor quality of life, and high medical costs [4]. Its treatment forms the largest category of medical claims (20–25%) [5], with direct medical costs exceeding $34 billion annually [6].

Chronic low back pain (CLBP), Defined as low back pain persistence for >3 months [7], can be caused by

• Traumatic, degenerative (spinal stenosis), and inflammatory conditions.

• Paravertebral soft-tissue diseases and lumbar muscle degeneration.

• Stimulation of the spinal cord and spinal nerve root, spinal cord compression, or acute myelitis.

• Visceral diseases (e.g., pleurisy, pyelonephritis).

• Mental factors or chronic fatigue syndrome.

• Occupational factors (e.g., excessive bending/twisting, restrictive work position, vibration, heavy physical labor, monotonous repetitive work) and insufficient leisure activities.

Patients with CLBP can develop functional disability [8], sleep disorders, fatigue, and drug abuse [9]. CLBP is the most common cause of large workday losses and disability claims [10]. About 1% of the American population (men and women) has chronic disability due to low back pain [11].

The pathogenesis of CLBP involves mechanical instability and inflammatory factors that stimulate nerve endings. Spinal instability means that under a normal physiological load, the spine cannot maintain the normal interbody anatomical relationship without secondary injury to the spinal cord or nerve root, and without pain or dysfunction caused by structural changes (deformities). Many studies have confirmed the relationship between proprioceptive disorder and CLBP

The rehabilitation of chronic pain, considered as a chronic disease, should rely greatly on patients’ self-management, with family and social support [12]. Most patients depend on their doctors and lack relevant guidance after leaving the hospital, especially with regard to back rehabilitation exercises. Current treatments for CLBP include bed rest, medication, traction, local closure, physiotherapy, and exercise therapy [13]. Poor self-management behavior is the main factor affecting CLBP rehabilitation outcomes, leading to recurrence. Exercise and the maintenance of a certain lower-back activity range are considered to effectively reduce pain intensity and to improve the functional status of patients with CLBP, and exercise is commonly advocated as a first-choice treatment [14-16]. Indeed, a recent clinical practice guideline from the American College of Physicians strongly recommends exercise therapy interventions for CLBP [17]. The best form and duration of such exercise, however, remain open questions.

Yoga originated in India thousands of years ago and has become popular throughout the world; about 14.9 million people in the United States practice yoga [18]. Yoga provides a self-correcting, holistic approach to health and has been shown to be effective for several chronic lifestyle-related diseases, such as osteoarthritis [19], rheumatoid arthritis [20], essential hypertension [21], bronchial asthma [22,23], irritable bowel syndrome [24], diabetes [25], arterial disease [26], and depression [27]. It is an increasingly common and effective treatment for pain and related disabilities [28,29], including chronic muscle pain–related diseases [30] such as CLBP. In recent years, the use of complementary alternative medicines (CAMs) has increased by nearly 10%; back pain is the most common cause of use [31], and yoga is among the most common CAM activities [32,33]. In the 2002 National Health Interview Survey on supplemental and alternative medicines, more than 10 million American adults reported the use of yoga for health reasons; 10.5% of yoga practitioners reported that they used yoga for musculoskeletal diseases, and 76% reported that yoga was helpful [34]. Thus, an understanding of the effect of yoga on CLBP rehabilitation could use the design of yoga-based interventions to reduce or treat CLBP.

Characteristics and Effects of Yoga

Yoga is composed mainly of breathing, postures, and meditation, leading to smoothing of the whole-body meridian Qi, improvement of blood circulation, gland stimulation to balance secretion, function-activating visceral massage, nerve relaxation, muscle extension, flexibility development, enhanced immune system function [35],increased antioxidant defense enzymes and promotion of the delay of cell aging [36]. Yoga can improve the electrical activity of brain cells, which is conducive to brain control, and adjust the functions of various viscera, especially those of the endocrine system [37]. Yoga practice can thus benefit a wide range of people. The difficulty and amount of yoga exercise are easy to control, and yoga has low facilities and equipment requirements. Consistent yoga practice can improve fitness, temperament, and mood [22]. With the acceleration of the speed and complexity of life, yoga is regarded as a part of the new “green” lifestyle, adopted by increasing numbers of people as a light inner- and outer-body fitness technique.

Controlled yogic breathing balances the autonomic (sympathetic) nervous system and reduces habitual muscle and skeletal tension, thereby reducing fatigue and stress [38,39]. Yogic breathing differs from usual superficial breathing in that it is deep, slow, uniform, and rhythmic, involving the larynx, thorax, and abdomen, and thus diaphragmatic movement. The alveolar ventilation volume reaches 5100 ml/min, much higher than that of normal breathing. Breath-adjustment exercises accompanied by appropriate music can help the practitioner to enter a stable and quiet state, improve consciousness and muscle perception, and enhance nerve control ability for the respiratory and muscular systems, thereby preparing him or her for physical and mental exercises. Yoga posture practice is a delicate and slow process involving twisting, squeezing, stretching, and pulling. It starts with simple postures that gradually develop practitioners’ physical perception and motor ability. Yogic movement enriches the blood supply and flow to deep tissue, improving microcirculation [37]. Meditation is a key part of yoga practice; it helps the practitioner concentrate, so that the brain can understand the world more clearly and feel subtle changes in the body.

Lemay et al. [40] found that the performance of mindfulness exercises at least once a week alleviated college students’ stress and anxiety. Indian medical experts have found that yoga postures have positive effects on blood glucose control and nerve conduction and can reduce the clinical neuropathy of H-deficiency diabetes [41]. In a study conducted in Thailand, yoga reduced blood pressure in hypertensive patients [42]. Yoga also has a positive effect on the treatment of stubborn obstructive diseases, it has been reported that women who often take part in yoga have a 30–40% reduction in the incidence of breast cancer [43].

Research on yoga for CLBP rehabilitation

Many studies have demonstrated that yoga plays an important role in CLBP rehabilitation. In a systematic analysis, Posadzki P et. al [44] showed that yoga reduced CLBP significantly more effectively than did conventional exercise. Michael et al. [45] compared the effects of yoga and Qigong as rehabilitation training for patients with CLBP. The results showed that participating in a 3-month yoga or qigong program did not improve chronic back pain, back function and quality of life during a 3- or 6-month period. Keosaian, et al. [46] explored the experiences of low-income minority adults taking part in a yoga dosing trial for chronic low back pain that has the potential to favorably impact health in a predominantly lowincome minority population. It confirmed that yoga is an effective multidimensional treatment for CLBP. Patricia, et al. [47] showed that yoga significantly reduced pregnancy-related low back pain. Goode, et al. [48] drew an evidence map for the efficacy of yoga for CLBP, evidence suggests benefit of yoga in midlife adults with non-specific CLBP for short- and long-term pain and back-specific disability, but the effects of yoga for health-related quality of life, wellbeing and acute LBP are uncertain. Without additional studies, further systematic reviews are unlikely to be informative. Williams, et al. [49] compared the effects of Iyengar yoga and standard medical care as rehabilitation training for adults with CLBP; after 6 months of treatment, yoga had improved functional disorders, pain intensity, and depression, and reduced analgesic use, compared with the control group. Sherman, et al. [50] found that when compared to a self-care book, 12 weekly 75-minute Viniyoga classes resulted in both statistically and clinically significant improvements in functional status but when compared to conventional therapeutic exercises, were statistically significant but not clinically important. Padmini Tekur and others [51] found that short-term intensive comprehensive yoga training reduced pain and dysfunction, and increased spinal flexibility, in patients with CLBP.

Mechanism of yoga’s contribution to CLBP rehabilitation

Through progressive stretching and twisting posture exercises, yoga can alleviate lumbar muscle spasm, release adhesion, enhance lumbar spine stability, and increase the joint range of motion [52]. It has been found to increase hip flexion and spinal and hamstring flexibility in patients with low back pain [53,54]. The coordination of breathing and posture exercises enables the inhaled energy to reach the deepest tissues, resulting in musculoskeletal stretching, increased capillary opening, improved blood supply, and promotion of oxygen and metabolite transportation; further strengthening exercise can provide more abundant oxygen to all tissues of the body, increasing the oxygen content of blood and purifying it [52], thereby improving the blood supply and metabolism of the waist soft tissue.

The mechanism by which yoga relieves pain, however, is not completely clear. It may be related to decreased nerve or physiological sensitivity of painful tissue or to a change in the adaptability of compressed tissue. Harte [55] found increased endorphins and enkephalin in yoga practitioners, with the release of these analgesic substances effectively alleviating pain.

From the perspectives of biomechanics and anatomy, yoga can strengthen the lumbar extensor muscles (including the polyfidus and sacrospinal muscles) and abdominal muscles, providing support for the spine; spinal twisting stimulates the intervertebral discs and articular capsules, stretch in the direction of rotation promotes spinal rotation and vertebral mobility, and polyfidus muscle contraction–reduction–relaxation cycles comprise effective training. These effects conform to the principles of strength training and muscle stretch [56]. Yoga exercises effectively maintain overall spinal stability and flexibility, reduce the pressure between vertebral bodies, and correct slight displacements of the lumbar intervertebral discs and foramina. It can also ease nerve root compression, and alleviate or avoid common conditions related to CLBP, such as lumbar disc herniation. In addition, psychological effects of yoga can contribute to CLBP rehabilitation. Yoga can relieve depression, and fear [49]. Studies have shown that meditation can alleviate fear [57], enhance self-belief and improve the pain-coping ability of patients with chronic pain [7].

Matters Needing Attention in Yoga Practice

Reasonable yoga practice has a certain effect on CLBP rehabilitation, but unsuitable practice can be a source of injury. Attention must be paid to the following points in yoga practice. First, the dorsal (including lumbar) and abdominal muscles should be exercised at the same time to enhance the balancing of their strength, with consideration of the lumbar curvature and the size of sacral tilt.

Second, yoga posture practice should fully consider the practitioner’s flexibility, balance, and strength. Stretching should be performed gently and slowly, within the body’s limits and without excessive drag, to prevent muscle strain. The practitioner should explore and gradually understand the state of his or her body, pay attention to the anatomical characteristics of the correct positions, and protect the joints; exercise intensity should be increased gradually.

Third, the practitioner should focus on the feeling of the physical exercise, perceiving the effects of each action. Only by actively guiding the practice can physical and mental relaxation be achieved. Fourth, rehabilitation training plans to improve the physical fitness of corresponding muscle groups should be formulated scientifically according to the degree of CLBP, to establish the correct exercise mode. In addition, the practice should include full preparatory activities and post-exercise meditation to take full advantage of the adjustments and recovery of function achieved.

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Scoliosis Treatment Market Size, Type and Application Till 2027

Scoliosis Treatment Market Regional Analysis

Based on the region, the scoliosis treatment market report covers the recent trends & growth opportunities across North America, Europe, the Asia Pacific (APAC), & the Middle East & Africa (MEA). Among these, North America is likely to lead the market over the forecast period. Factors boosting scoliosis treatment market growth in the region include the presence of leading key manufacturers, higher patient safety, maximum reimbursement coverage, and increasing awareness & programs held by key skilled and trained professionals. Besides, increasing use of branded support braces and rising surgical procedures are all adding to the market growth. The US & Canada are the chief contributors in the region for sophisticated healthcare infrastructure.

The scoliosis treatment market in Europe is likely to possess the second-largest share during the forecast period. Favorable reimbursement policies, high expenditure on R&D by government bodies, higher prevalence of the disease, increasing awareness among people, and sophisticated healthcare infrastructure are adding market growth.

The scoliosis treatment market in the Asia Pacific region is likely to develop at a high CAGR over the forecast period for rising awareness about the disorder and its treatment, increasing healthcare spending, availability of branded braces and supports, advanced healthcare settings, and surging population. Besides, product launches, constant technological advancements, and easy accessibility of management options are also adding market growth. Japan, China, India, Brazil, and Russia are the chief contributors in the region.

The scoliosis treatment market in Latin America and the MEA is predicted to have stagnant growth over the forecast period for the lack of awareness, low per capita healthcare expenditure, and scarcity of skilled personnel.

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Scoliosis Treatment Market Segmentation

The MRFR report offers an inclusive segmental analysis of the global scoliosis treatment market report based on the distribution channel, product, and disease.

By disease, the scoliosis treatment market is segmented into adolescent idiopathic scoliosis and infantile idiopathic scoliosis. Of these, the adolescent idiopathic scoliosis segment will lead the market over the forecast period.

By product, the scoliosis treatment market is segmented into lumbosacral orthosis (LSO), thoracolumbosacral orthosis (TLSO), and cervical thoracic lumbar sacral orthosis (CTLSO). Of these, the CTLSO segment will dominate the scoliosis treatment market during the forecast period for the growing demand for spine surgeries.

By distribution channel, the scoliosis treatment market is segmented into retail pharmacies, online pharmacies, and hospitals & clinics. Of these, hospitals & clinics will spearhead the market over the forecast period.

Scoliosis Treatment Market Analysis

The global scoliosis treatment market was valued USD 2,580.2 million in 2018 and is likely to grow at a 3.9% CAGR between 2019- 2025, as per the new report by Market Research Future (MRFR). Scoliosis, simply put, is an abnormal curve that happens in the spinal cord. Resting on how severe the curve is and its deteriorating risk, the scoliosis disease can be treated through surgery or with bracing. This disease has no cure, but the treatment can help to alleviate the pain.

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Various factors are adding to the global scoliosis treatment market growth. Such factors, according to the new MRFR report, include cost-effective drugs, availability of scoliosis treatment, lack of exercise during puberty, which increases the risk of different spine disorders, rising cases of spine disorders, and increasing prevalence of scoliosis disease.

On the contrary, high treatment or procedure cost and little understanding about the disorders, as well as the treatment options available are factors that may limit the scoliosis treatment market growth over the forecast period.  

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Artificial Spine Lumbar Disc Replacement Surgery in India

For many centuries, spinal fusion has been the only alternative for patients with Artificial Spine Lumbar pain condition, although spinal fusion causes increased wear and tear in the adjacent areas of the spine. Spinal fusion is efficacious and useful, but it always conflicts with the dynamics and biomechanics of the human spine. This means that the long-term flexibility and movement of the patient may be jeopardized. After more than ten years of development, artificial discs have been enhanced to such a point that they are now considered an effective and safe recommended treatment for spinal disc degeneration. Modern M6 artificial spinal discs offer a particularly effective alternative to the previously established practice of spinal fusion surgery. Artificial spinal discs have the potential to preserve the mobility of the spinal column, nearly matching the mobility of the normal healthy spine.

As a patient experiencing stultifying low back pain, if at least six months of aggressive nonsurgical treatment has not been helpful and, in particular, if pain and other symptoms make it difficult to complete daily activities, then back surgery may be an opportunity to relieve pain and restore one's ability to function. For patients in this scenario, this report gives an overview of the two types of back surgery currently available: spinal fusion and artificial disc replacement

To determine if you are a good candidate for disc replacement, your surgeon may need a few tests, including:

• Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans

• Discography  

• Computed tomography (CT) scanning

• The X-ray

Replacement of artificial disc is not suitable for all patients with chronic pain. In general, good disc replacement candidates have the following characteristics:

• Back injury experienced by one or two troublesome intervertebral discs in the lumbar region;

• No significant facet joint illness or bone compression on the spinal nerves

• Body size which is not morbidly obese

• No prior significant lumbar spine surgery

• No spine deformity (scoliosis)

  A vascular surgeon usually helps the orthopaedic surgeon open the disc space and expose it. Your surgeon removes your problem disc and inserts an artificial disc implant in disc space during the procedure.

Disk Design

Although this technology is still at a research stage, some disc replacement devices include the nucleus of the intervertebral disc. Each one is unique in its way, but all maintain the same aim: to replicate a normal intervertebral disc’s size and function. Some of the discs are made from metal, while others are metal and plastic, which are like knee and hip joint replacements.

Recovery

In most cases, 1-3 days after artificial disc replacement the patient must stay in the hospital. Your duration depends on how well your pain is controlled and on how well you get back to work. In most cases, the first day after the surgery, patients are encouraged to stand and walk. Since after artificial disc replacement, bone healing is not necessary, the patient is encouraged to move through the mid-section. Early movement can lead to faster rehabilitation and recovery in the trunk area. During the first few weeks after surgery, you will conduct basic exercises, including walking and stretching. It is important during this time to avoid activities that make your back hyperextended. The patient will be released after the proper treatment of the surgical wound.

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Learn Important Facts about Spinal Fusion Surgery

An individual experiences back pain when there is a stress to the muscles, ligaments, or tendons. Inappropriate body posture, lifting of heavyweight or lack of muscle movements may also lead to back pain which mostly affects the region of the lower spine.

Traditional methods to eradicate back pain include physiotherapy, heat therapy, acupuncture, and spinal manipulation combined with pharmacological agents such as muscle relaxants and painkillers. Commonly, these methods provide relief within 4 to 5 weeks. But there are certain cases that require surgical intervention.

Spinal fusion surgery is one such procedure that helps to exterminate the spine problems. The idea is to simply unite the two bony segments, whether a fracture or a vertebral joint. The reason for moulding with rods and screws is to act as an 'internal cast' to stabilize the vertebra until the fusion, or bony re-growth can occur.

How is Spinal Fusion Surgery Done?

Spinal fusion is a "welding" process by which two or more of the spinal vertebrae that make the spinal column are joined together with bone grafts and internal devices such as metal rods to heal firmly turns into a single solid bone. The union of vertebrae may eliminate the motion between vertebral segments. This may be desirable when motion is the main cause of pain. This procedure takes away some of the patient's spinal flexibility. However, most spinal fusions involve relatively small spinal segments and thus do not limit motion very much.

It is needed under the following conditions:

•           Injuries to spinal vertebrae.

•           Protrusion and degeneration of the cushioning disk between vertebrae (sometimes called a slipped disk or herniated disk).

•           Abnormal curvatures (such as scoliosis or kyphosis).

•           Weak or unstable spine resulted from infections or tumours.

•           Recurrent disc herniation

•           Spinal stenosis

•           Facet syndrome

•           Patients not responding to conservative treatment even after three months of continuous use

There are nuggets of hospitals all around the world performing Spinal fusion efficiently. But in India, this surgical treatment comes at very economical prices. The spinal fusion surgery cost in India is very low as compared to developed countries like USA and UK.

The hospitals of India are comparable to international standards in terms of infrastructure and doctors. The clinical care provided by Indian hospitals is very pacifying.

Spine Fusion centres of India provided treatment to many abroad patients efficiently. The success rate of the spine surgeries in India is very high and this turns out to be the prime reason for abroad patients considering India the best choice for their surgical treatments. A large number of people believe that they will get the best spinal fusion surgery in India. Therefore, India has become the hub for medical tourism. So, if you are planning for a medical tour you must come to India. You may easily combine your tour of India with effective medical procedures, such as a Spine Surgery or Neuro Surgery.

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Scoliosis Surgery in India | Scoliosis Surgery Cost India

Scoliosis Surgery in India

Scoliosis surgery in India is a great attraction for medical tourists because of excellent facilities and low costs of services. Scoliosis treatment in India is a good solution for scoliosis patients due to:

High quality medical care

Qualified, skilled and competent spine surgeons

Cost effectiveness and better communication due to no language barrier

Low cost of scoliosis surgery in India

Scoliosis: An Overview

Every person has a natural curve in their spine. The natural curvature makes the spine aligned slightly inward in the lower part of the back. But some people have a deformity in the alignment of the spine, therefore, making it appear curved from side to side. This sideways alignment of the spine curvature is known as scoliosis.

A rear view spine X-ray shows a straight line in the case of a normal individual. But the spine of a patient with scoliosis looks "S" or "C" shaped. A mild curvature ranges between 10 to 20 degrees, while a moderate curvature ranges between 20 and 50 degrees. On the other hand, a curvature of more than 50 degrees is considered as a severe spinal curvature.

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Orthopedic Braces and Support Market Size by 2019 Opportunities | Vendors | Drivers| Challenges | Developments | Forecast

Orthopedic braces are wearable medical devices that provide appropriate alignment, positional correction, supporting the muscles, stabilizing and protecting several parts of the body that mainly includes joints, bones, and muscles. These devices are mainly prescribed by orthopedics and orthotists to the patients who have suffered from major injuries and are used in prophylaxis of these damages. Orthopedic braces and support devices are used by patients immediately after the injury and are suggested to be worn throughout the course of hospitalization, and also during the rehabilitation. Orthopedic braces and facilitate specific motion and movements of certain body parts after injury that majorly involves knee, ankle, hip, elbow, neck wrist and fingers and are helpful in healing the deformities caused to an individual after various distressing events such as accidents, sport injuries, falls, fractures, sprains, and dislocations. Besides serving as healing aids, these braces can also be used as preventive wearable devices by athletes and any other sport players in order to keep injuries away.

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According to The National Institute of Health (NIH), in 2010, around 524 million people were registered to fall under the age group of 65 years and above, which accounts to 8% of the global population. This number is expected to rise by three times and rise up to 1.5 billion by 2050, which will account up to 16% of the global population. This suggests a high probability of increase in the incidence rates of diseases, specifically related to bones like that of osteoarthritis and osteoporosis. Hence, these patients can act as potential consumers of the increasing orthopedic braces and support market.

The global orthopedic braces and support market is segmented on the basis of utility and the functions, the orthopedic wearable braces can be majorly segmented into:

Lower extremity braces: These devices are used for lower parts of the body, namely knee, foot and ankle. These devices are usually advised by medical practitioners in cases where there is a necessity for immobilization of joints to treat fractures, one dislocation and ligament tears. These are especially recommended for use by patients who are involved in sports such as rugby and football.

Upper extremity braces: These devices are mainly used to treat patients with impairments caused in the upper part of the body. This includes wrist, elbows and shoulders. These devices are prescribed to patients usually suffering from inflammations and sprains. These are mostly utilized by people who are required to apply large pressures often on their wrists and shoulders like bodybuilders and weightlifters.

Back and hip braces: These devices are recommended to patients having issues with spinal cord and associated body parts. These are preferred by patients suffering from scoliosis or patients that have underwent in spine surgical procedures. These are also advised to people for posture correction and related issues.

Other braces: These devices includes neck, thigh, calf, groin, and other facial braces.

On the basis of end users, the orthopedic braces and support market are segmented into:

Orthopedic clinics

Over the counter (OTC)

Hospitals

Others

Prophylactic segment to be the largest share of the Orthopedic braces market.

The orthopedic braces market is divided into four segments namely of prophylactic, osteoarthritis, injury, and others. The estimates suggest largest share of the orthopedic braces market by the prophylactic braces segment in 2016. This large share of the prophylactic segment is majorly attributed to utilization of these braces in preventing injuries and reducing sports injury rates especially among the sports fraternity in the U.S. and other European countries. Over the counter is the preferred is the preferred sales channel in the global orthopedic braces and support market. The federal government of the US suggests an expected growth of 60% in 2020 in the costs for orthopedic surgeries.

North America to be the largest geographical segment in the orthopedic braces and support market

North America, followed by Europe was the largest revenue contributor in the global orthopedic braces and support market in 2016. Certain factors responsible for stimulating the growth of orthopedic braces in Asian countries such as China and India and also in Brazil are increasing GDP, growing healthcare spending, increasing public awareness regarding availability of various treatments, preventive measures adopted by the growing middle class population and change in lifestyle.

The major factors which is driving the orthopedic braces and support market are emerging technologies and innovation in surgical sectors that could provide same improvements, as compared to the orthopedic braces and supports and thus can prove to be potential challenge to the orthopedic braces and support market in the future. The market is mainly inhibited by low awareness about products, especially in emerging economies.

Several companies to adopt merger and acquisitions policies to expand its sales in the global orthopedic braces and supports market

The key players in the global orthopedic braces and support market are Ossur Corporate, Bauerfeind AG, DeRoyal Industries Inc., DJO Global, Inc., Breg Inc., BSN Medical GmbH and Otto Black Healthcare GmbH. Strategies such as merger and acquisition, partnership with associated companies has helped the aforementioned companies to stand out as strong competitors in the orthopedic braces and supports market.

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Scoliosis Treatment Market Economic Impact, Dynamics and SWOT Analysis | Forecast to 2027

Scoliosis Treatment Market Analysis

The global scoliosis treatment market was valued USD 2,580.2 million in 2018 and is likely to grow at a 3.9% CAGR between 2019- 2025, as per the new report by Market Research Future (MRFR). Scoliosis, simply put, is an abnormal curve that happens in the spinal cord. Resting on how severe the curve is and its deteriorating risk, the scoliosis disease can be treated through surgery or with bracing. This disease has no cure, but the treatment can help to alleviate the pain.

Various factors are adding to the global scoliosis treatment market growth. Such factors, according to the new MRFR report, include cost-effective drugs, availability of scoliosis treatment, lack of exercise during puberty, which increases the risk of different spine disorders, rising cases of spine disorders, and increasing prevalence of scoliosis disease.

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On the contrary, high treatment or procedure cost and little understanding about the disorders, as well as the treatment options available are factors that may limit the scoliosis treatment market growth over the forecast period.  

Scoliosis Treatment Market Segmentation

The MRFR report offers an inclusive segmental analysis of the global scoliosis treatment market report based on the distribution channel, product, and disease.

By disease, the scoliosis treatment market is segmented into adolescent idiopathic scoliosis and infantile idiopathic scoliosis. Of these, the adolescent idiopathic scoliosis segment will lead the market over the forecast period.

By product, the scoliosis treatment market is segmented into lumbosacral orthosis (LSO), thoracolumbosacral orthosis (TLSO), and cervical thoracic lumbar sacral orthosis (CTLSO). Of these, the CTLSO segment will dominate the scoliosis treatment market during the forecast period for the growing demand for spine surgeries.

By distribution channel, the scoliosis treatment market is segmented into retail pharmacies, online pharmacies, and hospitals & clinics. Of these, hospitals & clinics will spearhead the market over the forecast period.

Scoliosis Treatment Market Regional Analysis

Based on the region, the scoliosis treatment market report covers the recent trends & growth opportunities across North America, Europe, the Asia Pacific (APAC), & the Middle East & Africa (MEA). Among these, North America is likely to lead the market over the forecast period. Factors boosting scoliosis treatment market growth in the region include the presence of leading key manufacturers, higher patient safety, maximum reimbursement coverage, and increasing awareness & programs held by key skilled and trained professionals. Besides, increasing use of branded support braces and rising surgical procedures are all adding to the market growth. The US & Canada are the chief contributors in the region for sophisticated healthcare infrastructure.

The scoliosis treatment market in Europe is likely to possess the second-largest share during the forecast period. Favorable reimbursement policies, high expenditure on R&D by government bodies, higher prevalence of the disease, increasing awareness among people, and sophisticated healthcare infrastructure are adding market growth.

The scoliosis treatment market in the Asia Pacific region is likely to develop at a high CAGR over the forecast period for rising awareness about the disorder and its treatment, increasing healthcare spending, availability of branded braces and supports, advanced healthcare settings, and surging population. Besides, product launches, constant technological advancements, and easy accessibility of management options are also adding market growth. Japan, China, India, Brazil, and Russia are the chief contributors in the region.

The scoliosis treatment market in Latin America and the MEA is predicted to have stagnant growth over the forecast period for the lack of awareness, low per capita healthcare expenditure, and scarcity of skilled personnel.

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Scoliosis Treatment Market Key Players

Leading players profiled in the global scoliosis treatment market report include Zimmer Biomet Holdings Inc, Optec USA, Inc., UNYQ, Horton’s Orthotics & Prosthetics, Wilmington Orthotics & Prosthetics, Inc., DJO, Trulife, Charleston Bending Brace, Boston Orthotics & Prosthetics, Chaneco, Orthotech, Össur, SPINEFORM LLC, Lawall Prosthetics and Orthotics, Aspen Medical Products, C H Martin Company, and NuVasive, Spinal Technology, Inc.

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Joint Replacement Surgeries High In India

Joint replacement surgery in India is on the verge of becoming a country with the highest number of substitution surgeries performed in the world.  In order to make it more thresholds the orthopaedic surgeons have jagged out that the country needs well  trained and experienced arthoplasty expects in the wake of increase in joint replacement and knee replacement surgeries. Approximately 1 Lakh joint replacement surgeries have been performed this year with successful outcome and the number is gradually increasing day by day. In the upcoming years India will have the highest number of surgeries in the world. Mostly patients from all around the world prefer to visit India for joint replacement. India has bowed its name in history for itself and secured the top rank when it comes to the list of most popular nations for high-quality and feasible priced orthopaedic surgery. With well renowned hospitals, high-end technology and talented specialist India has nailed its greatest in the history of science. Joint replacement surgeries are mostly preferred by the foreign nationals to come to India because of some reasons.

Cheap and affordable cost of treatment

No waiting time quick recovery

Best and high quality treatment

No additional charges

Feasible and attractive packages

Well trained and experienced specialist

Advanced technology

Modified treatment and care

Specialized and internationally accredited hospitals

Caring and sympathetic

India is usually most popular for hip and knee surgery and various effective procedures are performed with best orthopaedic procedures. Spine related surgical operations are being performed spine-related problems such as scoliosis, shoulder arthroscopy, hip resurfacing, slip disc and many others. Various medical tourism agencies guides and assists in choosing the best orthopaedic hospital in India. With high-end technology India is well known and popular for hip and knee replacement surgery. Outstanding techniques and clinical procedures make the replacement surgeries successful and fruitful. The country India has nailed itself for proffering advanced minimal invasive knee surgery and hip surgery. These surgical operations have been interconnected to pain, instant recovery, and greater confidence among patients. There has been a continuous rise in joint replacement surgical operation in India said by US surgeons. There is constant increase in the total joint replacement surgery performed each year. 80% increment in the past few years has been seen in these surgeries among men and women between the ages of 45 and 70. There is instantaneous progress in the number of patients meeting joint replacement surgical operation because the rate of implants has reduced significantly in the recent past. Wide range and variety of implementation are available. The extension of outstanding hospitals orthopaedic surgeons has made their patients with the surpassing well equipped assistance. The physically tested medicine and rehabilitation packages have made hip resurfacing surgical operations successful and the chief principal of fuelling growth of joint replacement surgical operations in India are an increasing number of trained joint replacement specialists, sedentary lifestyle, rising health care expenditure, medical tourism, and enhance healthcare infrastructure. Joint replacement surgical operation allows total relief from ache or pain and enhanced quality of life for patients suffering from painful joints. Joint replacement known as arthoplasty is a surgical option for stage arthritis which is well established and recognized nowadays and has benefited millions of patients throughout the world. India is a place of 1.2 billion people with major knee and hip arthritis patients. According to the research the arthoplasty market is believed to progress at a compound annual progress rate of 26.7% within upcoming few years. As per this surgery, nearly 70,000 joint replacement surgeries were implemented in India in the year 2011. This demand for arthoplasty is increasing day by day and is rising ahead; therefore, there is a vital requirement for training of surgeons and also observing the implantation. Surgical methods are the end line of remedy and are conducted when all the other therapy including cure with medicines and physical rehabilitation fail to recover the condition. Arthoplasty is usually the last retreat for recurring an injured or broken joint. Joint replacement surgery or arthoplasty can be done on several joints of the body, like, the ankle, hip, shoulder, knee, wrist and elbow. Hip and knee surgery is the most common among all other joints. One of the most successful surgery and cost effective involvement and intrusion is the knee replacement. Approximate 95% the success rate has reached its popularity for joint replacement surgical. As the replacement surgery in India is low with international standard of care, best panel of hospitals for hip replacement surgery and with latest medical technology. The success rate has increased just because of the great significance, excellent healthcare amenities and best hip replacement procedure in India with affordable prices. The results are effective as the pain is relieved pain and feels the increment in the range of motion. The recently published report gives a thorough study of joint replacement surgeries in 740 hospitals from more than 200 cities. It describes market drivers, limitations, historical practice and forecasting between the years 2007 to 2010, annual reports for sales in respect with value and volume (in dollar and units), market progress, valuing, economical landscape and market share. It provides a contrast for total hip replacement (THR) and total knee replacement (TKR) along with shoulder joint replacement for the past and projected period. Procedure and recovery Arthoplasty (joint replacement surgery is usually executed in a hospital and it normally persists for a few hours. The rate of healing and treatment varies from person to person. Exercise plays a significant role in revival (healing) process. Suffering from post-surgery pain in the substituted joint is common because of the varying of the adjoining muscles. This situation gets better day by day as the body adapts to the new joint, supplement by tissue restoration. There are several leading multi-speciality hospitals in India which are well recognised for joint replacement surgeries. India has qualified team of highly experienced orthopaedic surgeons and physiotherapists as these hospitals aim a delivering the best medication and treatment for a chain of muscular and skeletal problems.