Assessing Instability in Lumbar Stenosis

[madman]

Assessing Instability in Lumbar Stenosis Patients - John Hipp, Ph.D. & Trevor Grieco, Ph.D. & Zori Buser, Ph.D.

 

[Markee]

Traditional Spinal Surgery vs This Newer Minimally Invasive Ultrasonic Spine Surgery Technology

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Assessing Instability in Lumbar Stenosis Patients - John Hipp, Ph.D. & Trevor Grieco, Ph.D. & Zori Buser, Ph.D.

Thanks, @madman. A definite must watch for men like me with L2 through L5 stenosis.

 

[DorianGray]

Thanks, @madman. A definite must watch for men like me with L2 through L5 stenosis.

Lifting injury?

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Lifting injury?

I have not squatted with weights in over 20 years. I was born without the spine curvature that everyone needs to balance weight on the lumbar area. This is my third and biggest one to date.

 

[Nelson Vergel]

Thanks, @Markee . I also watched his lumbar video.

 

[PhilippW97]

Catching this late, but instability assessment is such a grey area. Spine specialist in Dallas Michael Wheeler was the only one who actually bothered doing dynamic flexion/extension imaging for my stenosis before even talking about surgery. Saved me from getting an unnecessary fusion when it was just local inflammation.