Animal Model for Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion: A Literature Review
Hiromu Yoshizato,
Tadatsugu Morimoto,
Toshihiro Nonaka
et al.
Abstract:Lumbar interbody fusion (LIF) is a surgical procedure for treating lumbar spinal stenosis and deformities. It removes a spinal disc and insert a cage or bone graft to promote solid fusion. Extensive research on LIF has been supported by numerous animal studies, which are being developed to enhance fusion rates and reduce the complications associated with the procedure. In particular, the anterior approach is significant in LIF research and regenerative medicine studies concerning intervertebral discs, as it ut… Show more
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