Clinical Study

Percutaneous Transforaminal Endoscopic Lumbar Interbody Fusion: Clinical and Radiological Results of Mean 46-Month Follow-Up

Table 1

Summary of the demographic data and results.

NumberSexAge
yrs
LevelLast F/U
months
DiagnosisRadiological results last F/U
complications and treatment
Satisfaction
last F/U

1M28L5-1114FBSSStable Good
2M37L5-1101DDD + recurrent HNPStable Good
3F50L4-532DDDStable. Limbs of the implant were broken Fair
4F53L4-5123DDD + HNPStable. Limbs of the implant were broken Good
5M52L4-527DDD + HNPStable Excellent
6M33L4-526DDD + HNPStable. Limbs of the implant were broken Excellent
7F62L2-378Degenerative SLStable Good
8M47L5-113FBSSStable. Limbs of the implant were broken Fair
9F47L4-512DDD + HNPStable Fair
10F26L4-524DDDStable Good
11F51L4-523DDDStable Excellent
12M54L4-516DDD + recurrent HNPStable Excellent
13F63L4-546Degenerative SLUnstable, nonunion Poor
14F26L4-534DDD + HNPStable. Limbs of the implant were broken Good
15M37L4-515DDD + HNPStable Excellent
16M41L4-567DDD + instabilityStable Excellent
17F52L4-532DDDStable Excellent
18 M35L5-1ā€”DDD + HNPImplant migration, revision with ALIF PPFā€”

Note: F/U: follow-up, F: female, M: male, and yrs: years.