Green Minimally Invasive Therapy - Ozone Molecular Intervertebral Disc Fusion Surgery
Superoxide O3, commonly known as ozone, is a strong oxidant. Compared with oxygen, it has the characteristics of being more severe, odorous, colored, soluble in water, and easily decomposed. Its half-life at room temperature is about 20 minutes.
Ozone molecular intervertebral disc fusion is the safest and most advanced treatment technology for outstanding intervertebral disc diseases in recent years.
Currently widely used in some European countries such as Italy, Germany, France, and the United States, it has been confirmed to be one of the most effective methods for treating cervical and lumbar disc herniation without surgery. Its clinical efficacy rate is over 97%.
Therapeutic mechanism: Medical ozone is an isomer of oxygen composed of three oxygen atoms. It is the most active form of oxygen. Ozone can decompose into oxygen and individual oxygen atoms at room temperature and pressure. Single oxygen has strong activity and has a strong oxidizing effect on microorganisms such as bacteria and viruses, as well as proteoglycans, lipids, inflammatory mediators, etc.
Oxidative proteoglycans: Oxidative proteoglycans can damage the nucleus pulposus cells, prevent the maintenance of osmotic pressure in the nucleus pulposus matrix, cause water loss, and then decrease the pressure inside the intervertebral disc, causing the intervertebral disc to retract and eliminate pressure on the nerve roots.
Anti inflammatory: Ozone can counteract the release of immune factors and inflammatory mediators in the inflammatory response, reduce nerve root edema and adhesion, and achieve the intention of anti-inflammatory.
Analgesia: The strong oxidative effect of ozone can quickly inactivate inflammatory mediators and eliminate pain.
Advantages: Good safety, small wound size, fast postoperative recovery, ozone therapy only oxidizes the nucleus pulposus structure of the intervertebral disc, without any damage to surrounding arrangements.
Indications for ozone molecule intervention therapy: intervertebral disc herniation, discogenic lower back pain, femoral head necrosis, shoulder periarthritis, tennis elbow, tenosynovitis, fasciitis, lumbar muscle strain, degenerative knee osteoarthritis, knee synovitis, bone tuberculosis, purulent arthritis (early to mid stage), etc.
Our department has achieved excellent therapeutic effects by using ozone intervention to treat neck, shoulder, waist, and leg pain. Since its launch, the number of outpatient visits has been increasing year by year, and the number of patients receiving pain relief treatment has been continuously increasing, which has been recognized by patients.

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