Spine Fracture Treatment
IMAGE-GUIDED SPINE CARE
- Evaluates spine fractures
- Targets fracture pain
- May include augmentation
- Planned with imaging
Evaluation & Next Steps
- Clear severity assessment and next steps
- Supportive care and recovery guidance
- Care across 4 Las Vegas locations
Call: (702) 703-4340
Hours: Mon-Fri: 8am-5pm
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Quick Summary
Key takeaway: Spine fracture treatment starts with confirming the fracture, identifying the pain source, and choosing the safest treatment path.
Some vertebral compression fractures improve with conservative care, while others may require image-guided stabilization such as kyphoplasty or vertebral augmentation. Treatment depends on symptoms, fracture age, imaging, bone health, and overall risk.
WHAT IS SPINE FRACTURE TREATMENT?
Spine fracture treatment is the evaluation and management of fractures affecting the vertebrae, especially vertebral compression fractures. These fractures can cause sudden back pain, reduced mobility, posture changes, and difficulty with daily activities.
Treatment may include pain control, activity modification, bracing, osteoporosis management, physical therapy, or image-guided procedures such as kyphoplasty or vertebral augmentation. The right plan depends on whether the fracture is stable, painful, recent, and likely to respond to minimally invasive stabilization.
Not all back pain is caused by a spine fracture, and not every fracture needs a procedure. Imaging and clinical evaluation are important before deciding whether conservative care or intervention is appropriate.
Who May Be a Good Candidate
- Back pain after fracture
- Compression fracture seen
- Mobility is limited
- Pain persists despite care
- Bone health needs review
Conditions Treated
Vertebral Compression Fractures
Osteoporosis-Related Fractures
Persistent Fracture Pain
Mobility-Limiting Back Pain
Benefits of Treatment
- Clarifies pain source
- Guides treatment choice
- May reduce pain
- Supports mobility
- Addresses bone risk
How the Procedure Works / What to Expect
Preparation Before Treatment
- Spine imaging is reviewed
- Pain pattern is assessed
- Bone health is reviewed
During the Procedure
- Treatment plan is chosen
- Fracture care is targeted
- Pain response is monitored
Recovery & Aftercare
- Activity guidance is given
- Follow-up may be needed
- Bone health is managed
Risks / Considerations
- Pain may persist
- New fractures can occur
- Procedure may not be needed
Related Treatments / Alternatives
Kyphoplasty / Vertebral Augmentation
Image-Guided Joint Injections
Frequently Asked Questions
Locations
LVVIS West Side Consultation Office
8930 W Sunset Rd, Suite 350
Las Vegas, NV 89148
Consultations and vascular evaluations
LV2 Limb & Vascular Division
8930 W Sunset Rd, Suite 350
Las Vegas, NV 89148
Limb preservation and podiatry partnership care
LVVIS East Procedure Office
2250 E Flamingo Rd, Suite 100
Las Vegas, NV 89119
Procedures, diagnostics, and circulatory care
LVVIS West Side Surgical Center
6120 S Fort Apache Rd, Suite 100
Las Vegas, NV 89148
Advanced vascular and interventional procedures