0200T Percutaneous sacral augmt unilateral injection
Category III
Also known as: sacroplasty, sacral cement augmentation
Percutaneous sacral augmentation with polymethylmethacrylate bone cement, unilateral injection. This procedure treats sacral fractures or bone loss by injecting cement into the sacral body on one side.
Clinical Context
Used for sacral fractures, particularly compression fractures or pathological fractures from metastatic disease or osteoporosis. Provides pain relief and stabilization.
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