Abstract:Lumbar canal stenosis is a common disease with disabling sequences to the patient either due to the disease itself or due to the common surgical procedures which aim to decompress the canal but with much common complications due to removal of the posterior complex (bone and ligaments) of the stenosed segment causing more chance for instability of the spine, much trauma to the other tissues (e.g. muscles of the back on both sides), much scare tissue formation, dead space, postoperative pain and impaired quality… Show more
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