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Remodeling Pattern of Spinal Canal after Full Endoscopic Uniportal Lumbar Endoscopic Unilateral Laminotomy for Bilateral Decompression: One Year Repetitive MRI and Clinical Follow-Up Evaluation.

Hyeun-Sung KimPang-Hung WuGiovanni GrassoJin-Woo AnMyeonghun KimInkyung LeeJong-Seon ParkJun-Hyoung LeeSangsoo KangJeongshik LeeYeonjin YiJun-Hyung LeeJun-Hwan ParkJae-Hyeon LimIl-Tae Jang
Published in: Diagnostics (Basel, Switzerland) (2022)
After full endoscopic lumbar decompression, despite achieving sufficient decompression immediately postoperatively, varying severity of asymptomatic restenosis was found in postoperative six months MRI without clinical significance. Further remodeling with a varying degree of increment of the spinal canal area occurs at postoperative one year with overall good clinical outcomes.
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