➢ As has been shown by higher-level evidence, endoscopic spine surgery (ESS) provides clinical outcomes comparable with those of microscopic and tubular techniques for lumbar disc herniation and spinal stenosis.➢ The cervical and thoracic ESS evidence base has been limited, with a lack of contemporary multicenter rando...
Matthew T. Kim, Seung-Jun Lee, G. Goh et al.· Journal of Bone and Joint Su...· 0 citations
Study Design Literature review with consensus clinical recommendations. Objective To review key studies on surgical vs. non-operative treatment for lumbar disc herniation (LDH) and present recommendations for how the practicing clinician should use this evidence. Methods Two randomized controlled trials (RCTs), two RCT...
G. Vadalà, L. Ambrosio, Xiao-Long Chen et al.· Global Spine Journal· 0 citations
In this exploratory analysis, concomitant Meyerding DS1 was not associated with significantly different 12-month outcomes after BE-L or M-L, and among patients with stable DS1, no significant differences between techniques were detected.
Hyun-Jin Park, Min-Seok Kang, Kwang-Sup Song et al.· Global Spine Journal· 3 citations
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