Lumbar spine interface fixation

The interface fixation technique is used to treat the lower lumbar instability. Selecting this design to treat the lower lumbar instability has more advantages than other methods, and it is easy to master in operation. Clinical significance of interfacial fixation: a. Early braking can indeed make patients get out of bed earlier: The vast majority of patients can get out of bed 10 to 14 days after surgery and gradually walk indoors and outdoors, reducing the risk of long-term bed rest. Various complications and psychological disorders. b. Don't need to cut (remove) bone graft separately: During the operation, the cut or scraped bone mass can be used to fill the cavity of the internal fixator, and it can be fused with the operation vertebra through the holes in the peripheral wall, thereby avoiding Complications from bone removal. c. Patients can return to the society as soon as possible: Because the patients can go to the ground early, not only can the local and general functions of the lumbar spine recover quickly, but also they can return to the society as soon as possible, thereby improving their confidence in quality of life and recovery. From the current point of view, the above knowledge shows that both the stability of the early vertebral segment and the late vertebral bone fusion have good effects, so it is worth promoting.

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