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a) Trans-iliac window is 4.16 cm anterolateral to the posterosuperior iliac spine; b) trans-iliac track is posterior to the sacral ala, and cephalad to the S1 pedicle; c) trans-iliac track does not violate the retroperitoneal space, and is safe distance from the lumbosacral trunk; d) the superior gluteal neurovascular bundle is 4.8 cm caudal to the trans-iliac window; e) trans-iliac access portal and its anatomic relationships.
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A: Arthroscope in place; B: using grasping forceps to remove disc; C: disc fragments removed.
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A 3D CT scan of the lumboscacral junction showing a trans-iliac guidewire tracking posterior to the sacral ala, into the posterolateral L5-S1 disc transforaminally.
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Pre- and postoperative leg pain.
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Pre- and postoperative low back pain.
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Pre- and postoperative ODI.
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