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- Guntram Krzok, Albert E Telfeian, Ralf Wagner, Christoph P Hofstetter, and Menno Iprenburg.
- SRH Hospital Waltershausen, Friedrichroda, Germany.
- J Spine Surg. 2017 Jun 1; 3 (2): 260-266.
AbstractLumbar lateral recess stenosis that results from a degenerative bulging of the disc and overgrowth of the facet is a very common cause for lumbar radiculopathy in the elderly. The standard surgical treatment for symptomatic lumbar lateral recess stenosis often requires a laminectomy or hemi-laminectomy and medial facetectomy which can further destabilize a pathological motion segment. The authors present here a novel technique for contralateral endoscopic access to the lateral recess pathology that is truly minimally invasive and spares most of the facet joint complex: 6 patient cases are described where lateral recess stenosis pathology was accessed from a contralateral sublaminar endoscopic approach.
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