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Research ArticleEndoscopic Minimally Invasive Surgery

Postoperative Paraspinal Muscles Assessment After Endoscopic Stenosis Lumbar Decompression: Magnetic Resonance Imaging Study

Jin-Woo An, Hyeun-Sung Kim, Harshavardhan D. Raorane, Wu Pang Hung and Il-Tae Jang
International Journal of Spine Surgery April 2022, 16 (2) 353-360; DOI: https://doi.org/10.14444/8217
Jin-Woo An
1 Department of Neurosurgery, Nanoori Hospital Gangnam, Seoul, Republic of Korea
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Hyeun-Sung Kim
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Harshavardhan D. Raorane
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Wu Pang Hung
1 Department of Neurosurgery, Nanoori Hospital Gangnam, Seoul, Republic of Korea
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Il-Tae Jang
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    (A) Measurement of functional cross-sectional area of erector spinae outlined with red line and multifidus outlined with blue line on T1 axial magnetic resonance imaging images. Fatty infiltration scale: (B) grade 0 ( 10%); (C) grade 1 (10%–50%); and (D) grade 2 (>50%).

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    Box plot with interquartile range and median value showing for the single-level lumbar endoscopic unilateral laminotomy with bilateral decompression preoperative and 6-month follow-up changes in functional cross-sectional area of (A) ipsilateral multifidus (MF), (B) contralateral MF, (C) ipsilateral erector spinae (ES), and (D) contralateral ES.

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    Box plot with interquartile range and median value showing for the multilevel lumbar endoscopic unilateral laminotomy with bilateral decompression preoperative and 6-month follow-up changes in functional cross-sectional area of (A) ipsilateral multifidus (MF), (B) contralateral MF, (C) ipsilateral erector spinae (ES), and (D) contralateral ES.

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    Saggital and axial T2-weighted images of a 56-year-old female patient operated for single-level lumbar endoscopic unilateral laminotomy with bilateral decompression L4-5 showing significant increase and maintenance of dural sac cross-sectional area for long-term follow-up without post-operative paraspinal muscle atrophy.

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    Demographical data and clinical results of single-level and multilevel ESLD.

    Single-Level ESLD GroupMultilevel ESLD GroupP Value
    Patients12039
    Age, y, mean60.567.28
    Gender (M:F)60:60 (50%)18:21 (46.15%)
    Levels of ESLD12083
     L1-212
     L2-3915
     L3-41526
     L4-58228
     L5-S11312
    VAS score, mean ± SD
     Preoperative7.83 ± 1.377.84 ± 1.38
     Immediate postoperative3.15 ± 0.673.50 ± 0.60<0.001*
     6-mo follow-up2.19 ± 0.882.44 ± 0.79<0.001*
    ODI, mean ± SD
     Preoperative74.09 ± 7.1874.1 ± 7.72
     Immediate postoperative27.88 ± 4.4031.30 ± 4.46<0.001*
     6-mo follow-up23.88 ± 4.5624.90 ± 4.75<0.001*
    • Statistically significant values are marked with an asterisk (*).

    • ESLD, end-stage liver disease; ODI, Oswestry Disability Index; VAS, visual analog scale.

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    Radiological results of single-level and multilevel ESLD.

    Outcome MeasurePreoperativeSix-mo Follow-UpP Value
    Single-level ESLD
     MF FCSA (in mm2)
      Ipsilateral594.47 ± 208.24604.56 ± 199.990.112
      Contralateral597.96 ± 227.05613.79 ± 219.180.66
     ES FCSA (in mm2)
      Ipsilateral1101.26 ± 429.11177.88 ± 636.60.123
      Contralateral1138.26 ± 465.41144.65 ± 463.20.621
     Fatty infiltration scale, n (%)
      047 (39.83)62 (52.54)0.221
      151 (43.22)42 (35.59)0.358
      222 (16.95)14 (11.86)0.119
     DS CSA (in mm2)79.23 ± 28.54163.97 ± 37.86<0.001*
    Multilevel ESLD
     MF FCSA (in mm2)
      Ipsilateral513.81 ± 198.56520.92 ± 189.220.458
      Contralateral507.48 ± 218.49516.23 ± 206.640.344
     ES FCSA (in mm2)
      Ipsilateral1316.89 ± 523.71332.92 ± 541.680.432
      Contralateral1296.36 ± 563.251316.27 ± 563.430.311
     Fatty infiltration scale, n (%)
      037 (97.37)38 (100)0.865
      133 (86.84)33 (86.84)0.697
      213 (28.95)10 (26.32)0.771
     DS CSA (in mm2)69.83 ± 19.94157.81 ± 23.6<0.001*
    • Note: Data presented as mean ± SD unless otherwise noted. Statistically significant values are marked with an asterisk (*).

    • CSA, cross-sectional area; DS, dural sac; ES, erector spinae; ESLD, end-stage liver disease; FCSA, functional cross-sectional area; MF, multifidus.

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