The findings suggest that while MILD is tissue-sparing, it may be insufficient for achieving anatomical goals in patients with central LSS, and future percutaneous strategies should aim to combine the anatomical effectiveness of open decompression with the reduced tissue disruption characteristic of less exposure appro...
Mark Jones, L. Fandos, Jonathan S. Daitch et al.· The spine journal· 0 citations
This narrative review examines current evidence through a conceptual “precision” framework organized around three axes and presents the three-axis framework as a testable hypothesis and a structure for stratified prospective trials, not as a validated clinical algorithm.
Giuliano Lo Bianco, Douglas P. Beall, Sudhir Diwan et al.· Medicina· 0 citations
Background Interspinous fixation devices (IFDs) provide indirect decompression and stabilization for lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS) and are potentially less invasive than open decompression, but long-term comparative data are limited. Objective To evaluate the long-term clinical efficacy, safety, and perioperative outcom...
G. Baranidharan, B. Bretherton, R. Feltbower et al.· Interventional Pain Medicine· 0 citations
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