Revision of a lumbar disc arthroplasty following late infection
[摘要] Lumbar total disc arthroplasty (TDA) for the treatment of discogenic low back pain has been shown to relieve pain and restore function while maintaining segmental motion in randomized clinical trials [1–4]. Advantages of TDA over spinal fusion include restoring or maintaining segmental range of motion, allowing for natural segmental alignment, and the potential for limiting adjacent-segment degeneration commonly seen following fusion. Currently available implants in the US involve a direct anterior approach for placement of the prosthesis, although other implants are currently available and in development for placement through other directions of approach.
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[效力级别] [学科分类] 骨科学
[关键词] Lumbar disc arthroplasty;Anterior lumbar revision surgery;Prodisc-L;Late Infection [时效性]