… that LLIF, similar to traditional interbody fusion techniques (ALIF and TLIF), is able to improve
segmental sagittal lordosis, and is superior to posterior-only fusion in terms of disc height …

… of a fused spinal segment still remains. Our purpose is to evaluate radiographic findings after
posterior lumbar interbody fusion (… and estimate their relative value in judging fusion status. …

… While this study evaluated patients longitudinally for a time period adequate to observe interbody
fusion, late sequelae following fusion surgery, such as focal loss of segmental lordosis …

… efforts comparing MIS TLIF to open TLIF. We hypothesize MIS TLIF produces equal fusion
rates and … Anteroposterior/lateral upright radiographs were obtained at each follow-up interval. …

… to identify bony union on plain radiographs, the reliability of this … In addition, traditional
orthogonal radiographs may not … radiographic assessment for cervical and thoracic fusion. In …

… Object Iliac crest autograft has traditionally been considered the gold standard for lumbar spine
fusion, … (SiCaP) as bone graft substitutes on fusion rates and clinical outcomes in patients …

… of radiographic solid fusion through minimally invasive transforaminal lumbar interbody fusion
… not statistically confirmed by comparison with traditional open lumbar fusion in the present …

… The presence of bridging trabeculae bone and lack of spinous process motion on dynamic
radiographs formed the basis for the interpretation of fusion. Intraclass correlation coefficient …

… In the present study, we investigated fusion rates, complications, radiographic evidence of
correction, and subjective outcomes in 39 patients who underwent OCF using either autograft …

… The average number of levels fused was 4.8 and the average follow-up was 22 months.The …
interbody fusion performed on 107 patients.In this study, an average of 4.4 levels was fused. …