The Discseel® Procedure offers a groundbreaking, non-surgical solution for spinal stenosis by addressing disc-related narrowing of the spinal canal and relieving nerve compression.
How the Discseel® Procedure Treats Spinal Stenosis in Wisconsin
Innovative Solutions for Spinal Stenosis in Wisconsin
Spinal stenosis occurs when the spaces within your spine narrow, putting pressure on the nerves that travel through the spinal canal. While traditional treatments often focus on managing symptoms through medication or invasive surgery, advanced cases require solutions that address the underlying cause of the narrowing.
The Discseel® Procedure offers a groundbreaking solution for addressing disc-related spinal stenosis by treating damaged discs that contribute to canal narrowing. This innovative, non-surgical treatment uses Biologic Fibrin Sealant to repair disc damage, restore disc height, and create more space for nerve roots.
Understanding Your Spinal Stenosis
When spinal discs lose height or bulge due to damage, they can contribute to the narrowing of spaces in your spine where nerves travel. The Discseel® Procedure works by addressing disc problems that contribute to stenosis, helping to maintain proper spacing and reduce pressure on nerve roots.
How the Discseel® Procedure Provides Long-Lasting Stenosis Relief
The Discseel® Procedure effectively addresses spinal stenosis by:
- Treating damaged discs that contribute to narrowing
- Using specialized Biologic Fibrin Sealant
- Supporting disc height maintenance
- Reducing nerve compression
- Promoting spinal canal spacing
As a minimally invasive solution, the Discseel® Procedure provides a safer, non-surgical alternative to traditional stenosis treatments. By addressing disc-related causes of stenosis, patients can experience improved mobility, reduced pain, and enhanced quality of life.
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Common Symptoms of Spinal Stenosis
Symptoms of spinal stenosis can vary in intensity and presentation but commonly include:
Early diagnosis and appropriate management can help prevent progression and maintain quality of life for those with spinal stenosis.
Benefits of The Discseel® Procedure
No Downtime
Patients are up and moving within 24 hours of the Discseel® procedure
Minimally Invasive
Minimally invasive procedure without surgery
82% Success Rate
Over 12,500 procedures with an 82% success rate
1-Hour Procedure
Procedure normally takes less than one hour
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