Voiding dysfunction

The papers in this volume summarize information about the most recent and effective techniques for treating diffcult functional problems and painful situations by using minimally invasive spinal surgery techniques. Spinal endoscopy both for diagnostic and treatment purposes is presented as well as microsurgical operations for spinal problems, intradiscal techniques for the treatment of disc degenerative pathology, and dynamic stabilization techniques together with an up-to-date review of physiopathology of the diseases. New trends in peripheral nerve surgery are presented. Also the problem of traumatic nerve lesions in different anatomical districts is analyzed with special attention on the theme of thoracic outlet syndrome. The posttraumatic aspects of this disease are discussed both in respect of its causative mechanisms, and its medicolegal aspects. Annotation The papers in this volume summarize information on the most recent and effective techniques for treating difficult functional problems and painful situations using minimally invasive spinal surgery techniques. The book presents spinal endoscopy both for diagnostic and treatment purposes, as well as microsurgical operations for spinal problems, intradiscal techniques for the treatment of disc degenerative pathology, and dynamic stabilization techniques. This is accompanied by an up-to-date review of the physiopathology of the diseases. New trends in peripheral nerve surgery are presented. The problem of traumatic nerve lesions in different anatomical districts is also analyzed, with special attention to the theme of thoracic outlet syndrome. The posttraumatic aspects of this disease are discussed both with respect to its causative mechanisms, and its medicolegal aspects Edited By A. Alexandre, A. Bricolo, And H. Millesi. On Behalf Of The Committee For Peripheral Nerve Surgery Of The World Federation Of Neurosurgical Societies, And Sponsored By Eu.n.i., European Neurosurgical Institute, The Third Course On Peripheral Nerve Microsurgery And On Minimally Invasive Treatments For Spinal Diseases Was Held In Treviso, February 9-11, 2004--pref. Includes Bibliographical References And Indexes. Mode Of Access: World Wide Web. A summary of the most recent and effective techniques for treating difficult functional problems and painful situations using minimally invasive spinal surgery techniques. Including an up-to-date review of the physiopathology of the diseases. Neurolysis outside of the nerve itself is a common and frequently very successful procedure in order to remove an external compression like a bony fragment, scar tissue or a foreign body.