00:00There was a Tequel who happened, what's he has?
00:01It's a Tequel who happened in an emergency because for two days,
00:03he has been paralyzed from the back.
00:05And there he is at the stage where he can't move.
00:06We examine it at the neurology.
00:07And there, we realize that there is no deficit
00:09only on the back, not on the back.
00:11And so we say that it's a disease of the epiniere.
00:13We do the IRM, we have a epiniere,
00:15and we have, in fact, at this point,
00:16an interruption with a compression of the epiniere.
00:19This is an endiscale.
00:20It is more than 50% of the epiniere.
00:22So here, the idea is to be able to do this.
00:24And we're going to get all the material
00:25that's the epiniere,
00:26and that it can take place.
00:28We're going to open the bottom of the column.
00:31So in fact, we see the blue here.
00:32What is this blue?
00:33It's just the colorant that we have injected
00:35to mark the vertebrae that we operate.
00:37We also have the herniers
00:38on the bulldogs français also,
00:39which make a lot of herniers.
00:40And to be able to access to the moelle,
00:41we need to get all these muscles,
00:43all these insertions,
00:43otherwise, we don't get to be able to be at the right place.
00:45Is that you're going to be able to fraise?
00:46It's the thing that we see here?
00:47Yeah, that's it.
00:48And a little bit more, in fact.
00:50The couches d'os,
00:51it's not very, very heavy at this point,
00:52so in fact,
00:54we're going to be able to arrive at the moelle.
00:55The herniers, in fact,
00:56it's a little bit of a dentifrice,
00:59a little bit of a blanchasse.
01:00And then there's no more to re-coudre,
01:01and we're good.
01:02That's it.
