• Exact Targeting: Allows precise targeting of the affected area.
• Easy & Safe: Considered a straightforward and safe procedure.

• Chronic back pain
• Post laminectomy syndrome
• Spinal stenosis
• Herniated nucleus pulposus

• Pregnancy
• Infection
• Mental illness

The FORA-B TF system is designed for precise treatment through the spinal canal. It involves using a catheter to inject medication into the epidural space to relieve pain. The system includes a balloon that can be expanded and relaxed using a syringe.

1. Position the patient in a prone position on the operating table.
2. Rotate the C-arm to the puncture site.
3. Dress and drape the puncture site.
4. Administer local anesthesia using lidocaine.
5. Connect the port to the catheter body.
6. Aspirate air from the balloon using a syringe (3-4 times).
7. Inject saline into the balloon to check for leaks, then remove the saline.
8. Puncture with a needle, remove the inner pipe, and leave the outer tube.
9. Insert the epidural catheter to the space between the dura and ligamentum flavum.
10. Verify catheter placement with the C-arm.
11. Inject mixed medication through the catheter.
12. Remove the catheter and accessories after the procedure.

The document provides specific model numbers and specifications for the catheter, needle, and syringe components used in the procedure. The catheter has a length of 300 mm and an outer diameter of 1.2 mm, while the needle specifications vary slightly depending on the model.