Researchers analyzed the current status of imaging and clinical practices for assessing pseudarthrosis after spine fusion through a review of literature on the topic.
According to the review, diagnosis of pseudarthrosis after spinal fusion remains a challenge because other diagnoses can mimic the same symptoms as pseudarthrosis and because many cases of pseudarthrosis are asymptomatic.
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