Lumbar canal stenosis is one of the most common causes of back pain, radiculopathy, and neurogenic claudication in adults. When conservative treatment fails, surgical decompression with interbody fusion becomes the definitive solution.
But one of the most confusing aspects for residents and young surgeons is choosing the right surgical approach — anterior, lateral, or posterior.
https://conceptualorthopedics.com/interbody-fusion-in-lumbar-canal-stenosis-a-practical-surgical-approach-explained-by-dr-jitesh-manghwani/
But one of the most confusing aspects for residents and young surgeons is choosing the right surgical approach — anterior, lateral, or posterior.
https://conceptualorthopedics.com/interbody-fusion-in-lumbar-canal-stenosis-a-practical-surgical-approach-explained-by-dr-jitesh-manghwani/
Lumbar canal stenosis is one of the most common causes of back pain, radiculopathy, and neurogenic claudication in adults. When conservative treatment fails, surgical decompression with interbody fusion becomes the definitive solution.
But one of the most confusing aspects for residents and young surgeons is choosing the right surgical approach — anterior, lateral, or posterior.
https://conceptualorthopedics.com/interbody-fusion-in-lumbar-canal-stenosis-a-practical-surgical-approach-explained-by-dr-jitesh-manghwani/
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