Nerves, spinal cord and vertebral artery pass around the spine. Cervical spine diseases, such as protrusion of nucleus pulposus and formation of bony spur, can stimulate or compress adjacent nerve roots, spinal cord, vertebral artery and cervical sympathetic nerve, and may cause symptoms such as headache, dizziness, tinnitus and blurred vision. If the lumbar spine is diseased, it can also compress and stimulate the adjacent nerve roots, causing leg pain and numbness. Therefore, the key to treatment is to eliminate inflammation and relieve the compression of nerve roots and vertebral arteries.

At present, minimally invasive technique is the most advanced method to treat disc herniation. Minimally invasive interventional therapy includes radio-frequency ablation analgesia, plasma radio-frequency vaporization, fiber ring radio-frequency plastic surgery, laser vaporization, electrotomy decompression, ozone ablation decompression, collagenase dissolution, percutaneous intervertebral fusion and so on. Minimally invasive interventional therapy is a new treatment method rising in recent years. Because of its small injury and quick response, the safest, most reasonable, most economical and most adaptive treatment scheme is selected because of people's illness, so as to improve the one-time cure rate and minimize sequelae and complications. Easy to be accepted by patients. Compared with open surgery, the biggest point is: no surgery, no stripping of muscle ligaments, no destruction of lumbar bone structure, safe and painless, quick recovery.