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Systematic Review of Thigh Symptoms after Lateral Transpsoas Interbody Fusion for Adult Patients with Degenerative Lumbar Spine Disease

Isaac D. Gammal, Jeffrey M. Spivak and John A. Bendo
International Journal of Spine Surgery January 2015, 9 62; DOI: https://doi.org/10.14444/2062
Isaac D. Gammal
Division of Spine Surgery, Hospital for Joint Diseases, NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY
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Jeffrey M. Spivak
Division of Spine Surgery, Hospital for Joint Diseases, NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY
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John A. Bendo
Division of Spine Surgery, Hospital for Joint Diseases, NYU Langone Medical Center, New York, NY
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    Inclusion and exclusion criteria.

    Patients Adults (>18 years old) treated for:
    Degenerative disc disease
    Disc herniation
    Spondylolisthesis
    Scoliosis
    Spinal stenosis
    Adjacent segment disease
    Pediatric and adolescent
    Tumor
    Infection
    Trauma
    Intervention Lateral lumbar interbody fusion
    Transpsoas interbody fusion
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    RCT
    Observational studies
    Level I/II/III evidence
    Non-English
    Review articles
    Case reports
    Level IV evidence
    n < 10
    Outcome Lower extremity pain, weakness and sensory and motor deficits
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    Studies reporting incidence of postoperative lower extremity symptoms.

    AuthorPopulation sizeAnterior thigh or groin pain (%)Hip flexion weakness (%)Sensory changes (%)Neurological deficit (%)
    Anand et al n=12--3 (25.0)1 (8.3)
    Anand et al n=28--17 (60.7)2 (7.1)
    Berjano et al n=979 (9.3)-3 (3.1)4 (4.1)
    Cahill et al n=118---2 (1.7)*
    Cummock et al n=5923 (39.0)14 (23.7)32 (54.3)0
    Dakwar et al n=25--3 (8.0)0
    Isaacs et al n=107-33 (30.8)-3 (2.8)
    Kepler et al n=13-3 (23.1)1 (7.7)0
    Knight et al n=58--6 (10.3)†2 (3.4)
    Lykissas et aln=451174 (38.5)-171 (38.0)108 (23.9)
    Malham et al n=30--5 (16.7)1 (3.3)
    Moller et al n=5312 (22.6)-13 (24.5)0
    Oliveira et al n=21-3 (14.3)-0
    Pimenta et al n=36-5 (13.9)3 (8.3)1 (2.8)
    Pumberger et al n=235101 (43.0)32 (13.6)70 (29.8)12 (5.1)
    Rodgers et al n=600---4 (0.7)
    Rodgers et al n=100---1 (1.0)
    Rodgers et al n=313---4 (1.3)
    Sharma et al n=4315 (34.9)11 (25.6)-4 (9.3)
    Sofianos et aln=45-10 (22.2)8 (17.8)6 (13.3)
    Tohmeh et al n=102-28 (27.5)18 (17.6)3 (1.0)
    Uribe et al n=323-91 (28.2)38 (11.8)13 (4.0)
    Waddell et aln=213 (14.3)--3 (14.3)
    Wang et al n=235 (21.7)-6 (26.1)0
    • ↵* Two femoral nerve injuries

    • ↵† Meralgia paraesthetica due to lateral femoral cutaneous nerve irritation.

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