【Discseel Procedure (DST)】Treatment case of a 70-year-old patient who has been suffering from lower back pain for the past five years

Patient's Information

Age: 70`s
Gender: Female

Conditions and Symptoms

• Disc Herniation
• Disc Degeneration

Patient's Condition

The patient has been experiencing lower back pain for the past five years. Prolonged sitting or maintaining the same posture worsens the pain. Previous conservative treatments, such as block injections, were received at a nearby orthopedic clinic but yielded limited improvement. The patient is now visiting our clinic for consultation.

An MRI examination of the lumbar region revealed thinning and deformation of the intervertebral discs spanning from the second lumbar vertebra to the first sacrum. These conditions are referred to as "Disc Degeneration" and "Disc Hernia" respectively. The patient is diagnosed with "Discogenic Low Back Pain," which is characterized by inflammation and the onset of back pain.

Treatment Content

Discseel Procedure (DST)

We are treating the four affected intervertebral discs (L2/L3, L3/L4, L4/L5, L5/S1) to improve the patient's back pain.

In this session, sedatives were administered, and the patient was positioned to sleep. When the patient wakes up, the treatment is already completed, reducing the patient's discomfort.

Although it may seem like my mind is somewhere else, I`m actually contemplating on how to approach the disc.

This is the examination of the damaged area of the intervertebral discs. The patient is dozing off.

We are performing an examination of the intervertebral discs. The treatment was conducted in the darkened areas of the disc shown in the video. The patient slept for about 20 minutes but the treatment itself lasted for only 15 minutes.

A Message from the Clinic`s Director

Yesterday, a patient who came for treatment from Indonesia brought us some local souvenirs. He was introduced by another patient treated at our clinic about four years ago and has been very happy with the outcome of the treatment.

The referred patient also left satisfied. Now, I am excited to decide where to display these beautiful wood carvings. I have noticed that patients from Southeast Asia mostly come through referrals. It seems that there is a strong sense of community among them.