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- Figure 1
Draped surgical field for single-position lateral procedure with an anterior retroperitoneal lumbar approach.
- Figure 2
Single-position lateral approach allows shortened surgical time by avoiding need for bed change and allowing concurrent anterior and posterior surgery.
- Figure 3
Navigated instruments can be used to localize and optimize angle during the approach and instrumentation.
- Figure 4
Asymmetrically padded chest and pelvis bolsters on the side of lateral lumbar interbody fusion (LLIF) insertion.
- Figure 5
Pelvis bolster on the implant insertion side positioned asymmetrically caudal to facilitate hyperlordosis and tissue tension during lateral lumbar interbody fusion (LLIF).
- Figure 6
Patient secured thoroughly at the head, arms, chest, pelvis, and legs to allow bed rotation.
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Positioning of the clamp for the lateral lumbar interbody fusion (LLIF) retractor positioned contralateral side to the LLIF insertion.
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