A Narrative Review for Mechanisms and Management of Secondary Vertebral Collapse Following Minimally Invasive Bone Cement Augmentation Procedures for Osteoporotic Vertebral Compression Fractures
Narrative review identifies risk factors and prevention strategies for vertebral collapse in osteoporotic patients, suggesting new therapeutic frameworks.
Key Points
Secondary vertebral recollapse occurs in about 8.5-63.3% of cases post-cement augmentation, highlighting the relevance of standardized diagnostics.
Major risk factors include low cement volume and low bone mineral density, necessitating comprehensive risk assessments.
Preventive strategies like standardized diagnostic protocols and improved cement application techniques can effectively reduce recollapse rates.
Innovative materials and tailored rehabilitation strategies play key roles in enhancing patient outcomes after vertebral augmentation procedures.