Clinical study of intervertebral foramen endoscope combined with neurotriptyline in the treatment of degenerative lumbar spine diseases: Thermal radiation image inspection

The study evaluated the clinical efficacy of foraminal endoscopy combined with neurotolin in the treatment of degenerative lumbar spine disease and monitored changes before and after treatment using thermal imaging techniques. All patients underwent foraminal endoscopic surgery and were treated with neurotolin after surgery. Before and after treatment, detailed clinical evaluation was performed on the patients, and the waist of the patients was scanned by thermal radiation image examination technology, and the changes of thermal radiation image before and after treatment were recorded. The therapeutic effect was evaluated by comparative analysis. After treatment with foraminal endoscopy and neurotolin, the pain degree of the patient was significantly reduced, the functional activity was significantly improved, and the quality of life score was also significantly improved. Thermal radiation image examination showed that the lumbar heat radiation distribution of the patients was more uniform after treatment, and the abnormal hot area was reduced, indicating that local inflammation and pain were effectively controlled. The results of statistical analysis show that the treatment method has a remarkable clinical effect. As a non-invasive evaluation method, thermal radiation image examination shows a good application prospect in monitoring the therapeutic effect.