by Brian Hwang, MD | 2 years ago
Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion or TLIF (pronounced T-lif) is a type of spinal fusion surgery designed to permanently fuse, or unite, bones of the lower spine. TLIF involves approaching the spine from the back, completely removing a disc between two vertebrae, placing a bone graft where the disc used to be, and locking the two vertebrae using hardware. TLIF is considered only after
Dakshith, a 7-year-old boy, was diagnosed with early-onset scoliosis, with his spine having a..
By Dr. Thomas Kishen
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Cervical Disc Disease & Keyhole Foraminotomy
By Christopher P. Silveri, M.D.
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Advantages of Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery:
It is aimed at minimizing damage to the muscles..
By Chester John Donnally, III,..
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Management of Scoliosis - Reginald Fayssoux, MD
Reginald Fayssoux, MD is a fellowship-trained..
By Desert Orthopedic Center
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By Illinois Spine Institute
5 years ago
