12 key lateral spine surgery studies

Here are 12 studies on lateral spine surgery examining clinical and cost-effectiveness of the procedure.

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Findings on whether eXtreme lateral interbody fusion spine surgery is effective

XLIF can be expanded to the thoracic spine

Safety and cost savings associated with minimally invasive lateral interbody fusion

Lateral lumbar spine treatment effective and safe for elderly patients

Case study on lateral lumbar interbody fusion

Lateral access spine surgery for lumbar disc herniation with full-endoscopic uniportal transforaminal approach

 

Prospective study for minimally invasive transmuscular approach for far-lateral L5-S1 level disc herniation

 

Lateral interbody fusion for discogenic low back pain

 

Lateral lumber spinal surgery: deficits for BMP vs. non-BMP fusion

 

Deficits reduced over time for lateral lumbar interbody fusion

 

Statistics on radiation exposure during lateral spine surgery

 

Two-year follow up on less invasive far lateral approach to reconstruct the anterior spinal column in advanced adult deformity surgery

 

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