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“…Surgical options include open laminectomy with discectomy, the so-called “mini-open” hemilaminectomy with a microdiscectomy, minimally invasive hemilaminectomy with microdiscectomy via tubular retractors, and MED. Studies have shown MED to be superior to open surgical techniques in producing less irritation of the nerve by intraoperative EMG studies [20], less requirement of postoperative analgesia during the hospital stay, less mean operative blood loss, and a lower mean number of rest days [21-22]. Less invasive methods may also produce less joint destabilization due to less destructive techniques as well as decreased surgical and hospital costs [22].…”
Section: Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Surgical options include open laminectomy with discectomy, the so-called “mini-open” hemilaminectomy with a microdiscectomy, minimally invasive hemilaminectomy with microdiscectomy via tubular retractors, and MED. Studies have shown MED to be superior to open surgical techniques in producing less irritation of the nerve by intraoperative EMG studies [20], less requirement of postoperative analgesia during the hospital stay, less mean operative blood loss, and a lower mean number of rest days [21-22]. Less invasive methods may also produce less joint destabilization due to less destructive techniques as well as decreased surgical and hospital costs [22].…”
Section: Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 Nonetheless, recurrent lumbar disk herniation remains a challenge, and surgical options for RLDH remain controversial. 1,4 In this study, we demonstrated FELD was a safe and effective treatment option for RLDH with previous FELD, with low complication and recurrence rates. FETD had the advantage of providing local anesthesia.…”
Section: Main Findings Of This Studymentioning
confidence: 63%
“…11,13 Surgical Strategy of FELD for RLDH after FELD The surgical strategy of FELD for RLDH following a previous full endoscopy could not be generalized easily because FELD for RLDH is challenging, and the choice of FELD technique may differ according to the surgeon's experience. 9,15 Hoogland et al 4 described 262 consecutive patients who underwent transforaminal endoscopic excision for RLDH and reported that the lateral transforaminal approach bypassed the previous dorsal part of the scar tissue, while dorsal techniques required extensive scar removal and retraction of the compressed nerve root. Ahn et al 12 noted that the posterolateral approach through unscarred tissue of a previous conventional open discectomy allowed removal of the recurrent herniated discs and prevention of nerve injury, but they also noted that only 33.3% of patients with lateral recess stenosis had successful outcomes.…”
Section: Main Findings Of This Studymentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Lumbar disc herniation is a clinical syndrome caused by the herniated disc tissue compressing the nerve root and cauda equina, manifested as low back pain, radiating pain of lower limbs, numbness of lower limbs, weakness of lower limbs, etc. [9][10][11]. In medicine, it belongs to the categories of lumbago or bi disease, and has strong domain knowledge characteristics.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%