Samvedana Hospital and Research Centre
B -206A Sector-48
Noida, NCR-Delhi India
India
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What is Ozone Disectomy (Ozonucleolysis)?
Injection of Ozone-Oxygen mixture into the disc is a new alternative method of treating patients suffering from back and leg pain (sciatica) caused by disc prolapse. Large number of international studies confirms the efficacy of this treatment and superiority of this treatment over conventional disc surgery.
How does it work?
When ozone-oxygen is injected into the herniated / prolapsed disc, it shrinks and pressure on the nerve is reduced. Ozone is also a strong anti-inflammatory agent and it reduces swelling of the inflamed painful nerves, caused by extrusion of inner disc material (Nucleus pulposus), that supply back & legs.
Is Ozone therapy safe?
Ozone injections have been found to be extremely safe form of treatment. This treatment is by and large free from any side effect by the injection of ozone itself and procedural related complications.
What are the steps involved?
It comprises of 4-6 injections of medical grade ozone oxygen mixture under digital C-Arm imaging, in the operating theatre, into the disc and near the affected nerve root in the canal through which the nerve comes out of the spine at the prolapsed disc level, over a 2-3 week duration.
You will spend only 2-3 hours in the hospital for each session of treatment.
Why at Samvedana?
Samvedana has acquired the latest and advanced model of digital Ozone generator and high end “C” arm / Image Intensifier for precise location of discs and emerging nerve roots. It also has dedicated with highly clean & aseptic Operation Theater with latest monitoring and emergency equipments.

Intradiscal Ozone Disectomy (Ozonucleolysis) is a safe and effective alternative to open surgical procedure for prolapsed lumbar and cervical discs.
Ozone therapy is minimally invasive and lacks any major complication compared to conventional microsurgery of spine. Ozonucleolysis is treatment of choice for back & leg pain due to prolapsed cervical or lumbar disks.
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Samvedana Hospital and Research Centre
B -206A Sector-48
Noida, NCR-Delhi India
India
samvedan