Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion


Indications

  • Segmental instability requiring fusion for stabilization.

  • Recurrent disk herniation and broad-based herniation.

  • Symptomatic spinal stenosis with a significant back pain component that would benefit from fusion.

  • Degenerative disk disease with a significant back pain component.

  • Spondylolisthesis that is progressive, is symptomatic, or requires decompression with a need to fuse spondylolisthetic level.

  • Correction of degenerative scoliosis requiring fusion segments.

  • Salvage for pseudarthrosis of a previous intertransverse fusion or arthroplasty in the absence of epidural scarring.

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