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The DiscSeel® procedure is a minimally invasive, non-surgical treatment designed to repair damaged spinal discs. It involves injecting an FDA-approved fibrin sealant into the affected discs, sealing tears in the annulus fibrosus and preventing the nucleus pulposus from leaking. This not only reduces inflammation and nerve irritation but also promotes the regeneration of disc tissue, restoring strength and function to the spine.

Unlike traditional spine surgeries such as spinal fusion or discectomy, the DiscSeel™ procedure is minimally invasive and does not require cutting, removal of disc material, or implantation of hardware. It preserves spinal mobility while promoting natural healing, leading to a lower risk of complications and a faster recovery time compared to traditional surgical options.

Patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) are standardized assessments used to evaluate a patient’s progress and overall effectiveness of a treatment. These measures often include surveys or questionnaires that track improvements in pain levels, mobility, and quality of life before and after the procedure. PROMs help us assess long-term success and make any necessary adjustments to treatment plans.

Following the DiscSeel™ procedure, it’s important to avoid heavy lifting, high-impact activities, and strenuous exercise for a few weeks to allow your discs to heal properly. Patients are generally encouraged to stay active with light movement, such as walking, but should avoid twisting or bending motions that put stress on the spine. Your provider will give personalized recommendations based on your condition.