Abstract:BACKGROUND: The lordotic wedging and height of the presacral disc avert detrimental loads and shearing of the lumbar spine. Age and
functional degenerations affect these causing spinal disarrays frequently requiring lumbar reconstructive surgery. Reinstating the disc height and
wedging to its optimum healthy state is essential for accomplished spinal rehabilitation. The fourth and fth lumbar segments being most
predisposed to mechanical pathophysiology and surgical interventions were evaluated in a north-east… Show more
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