Clinical Outcomes and Complications After Pedicle-anchored Dynamic or Hybrid Lumbar Spine Stabilization : A Systematic Literature Review
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PRUD'HOMME, MarionBARRIOS, CarlosCHARLES, Yann-PhilippeSTEIB, Jean-Paul 
SKALLI, Wafa ROUCH, PhilippeAbstract
Fusion is the standard in-strumentation for many pathologies of the lumbar spine. Wor-rying rates of failure, including adjacent segment degeneration (ASD), have consistently been reported. The interest for dy-namic stabilization came from the need of minimizing the long-term complications related to the restriction of the lumbar motion. However, pedicle-based dynamic stabilization advan-tages and drawbacks remain controversial.
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