comparative clinical analysis of olif51 versus mis-tlif
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Comparative clinical analysis of OLIF51
versus MIS-TLIF for single to multi-level
lumbosacral fusion
Kotani Y, Tachi H, Nakamura Y, and Saito T
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Kansai Medical University Medical Center, Osaka JAPAN
Department of Orthopaedic Surgery, Hokkaido University Graduate School of Medicine
Objective
◼ Compare the clinical and radiologic
results between OLIF51 and MIS-TLIF in
single to multi-level fusion for
lumbosacral degenerative disorders
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OLIF51 MIS-TLIF
Number 62 62
Age 66 (30-84) 65 (27-88)
Disorders
L4 DS & 51DDD: 14
L5/S1 FS: 11
L5 IS: 7
51 TLIF Pseudo 6
L4 DS & 51FS: 6
L5 IS: 25
51 FS: 9
L4 DS & 51DDD: 5
L4 DS & 51FS: 3
51 Pseudo 1
Fixed segments 1.6 (1-3) 1.4 (1-3)3
Patients and Methods
OLIF51 w/ Perc. PF in Lateral Position
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Incision medial to ASISLt CIV enhanced O-arm image
Allograft and cage placement
Woods K, Hynes R. Spine J 17, 2017
Perc. modified CBT fixation
OLIF51 MIS-TLIF
Fup period (months) 23 (12-39) 41 (13-76)
Op time / seg (min) 130 (65-263) 100 (50-237)
EBL /seg (ml) 56 (0-265) 65 (0-240)
Fusion rate 98% 90%2 revised for pseudo
Neurovascular
complications
1.6%1 case of microinjury
repaired
0%5
Results
JOABPEQ Effective rate (%)
6
0
20
40
60
80
100
Pain LBFunction
Gait Social Psycho
85
44
69
41
28
66
29
49
60
43
OLIF51 MIS-TLIF*
*
*
*: P<0.01
Visual Analogue Scale (VAS) at Fup
7
*
0
20
40
60
80
100
LBP LE pain LE numbness
24 24 19
36 29 30
OLIF51 MIS-TLIF
* *
*: P<0.05
51 Disc Angle: Preop and Fup
8
0
10
20
OLIF51 MIS-TLIF
10 10
15
11
51 angle Pre 51 angle Fup
*: P<0.01 different
from MIS-TLIF
*
51 Posterior DH: Preop and Fup
9
0
10
20
OLIF51 MIS-TLIF
4 4 5 6
51 PDH Pre 51 PDH Fup
OLIF L4-S1 and PPS in lateral
position surgery, 130 min, EBL 20 ml
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Comparison between OLIF51
and MIS-TLIF in this study
◼ OLIF51 group demonstrates
• Relatively longer OP time
• Better LBP, LB function and Gait
• Larger segmental lordosis
◼ This trend was emphasized compared to 51
single-level controlled study (paper 26),
indicating minimum invasiveness of anterior
surgery for back muscles in multiple-level
fusion11
Conclusion
◼ The multiple-level anterior fusion using
OLIF51 and 25 with PPS serves as a
viable and effective procedure
providing less residual LBP and higher
fusion rate
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