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For the primary fusion of adult's lumbar spondylolisthesis the authors performed
either posterolateral fusion(PLE) with transpedicular screw fixation, or posterior lumbar
interbody fusion(PLIF) with cages and transpedicular screw fixation, on 75 patients
during five years between jan. 1993 and Dec. 1997. The outcomes were retrospectively
reviewed with emphasis on comparison of the results or these two surgical methods.
Between patients treated with PLF(FLF group) and FLIF(FLIF group) there were no
differences in distribution of preoperative variables such as patients' age and gender,
type, level, grade of spondylolisthesis, and symptom durations. Mean follow-up period
was 22.3 months in PLF group(n=44) and 17.4 months in PLIF group(n=31)(p<0.001).
The rate of fusion was 85% in PLF group, and 94% in PLIF group(p=0.292. The
postoperative outcome, expressed as mean follow-up score of Prolo scale, was 6.86 in
PLE group and 7.42 in PLIF group(p=0.007). the variables that were associated with the
outcomes were the level of spondylolisthesis(p=0.001) and the type of fusion(p=0.023).
Variables such as age gender. type and grades of spondylolisthesis. preoperative
symptom duration, radiological findings of fusion status, change in disc height, and
change in sagittal angle were not associated with the outcomes. The complication rate
was 11% in PLF group and 19% in PLIF group. Overall successful results, defined by 7
or more in follow-up score of Prolo scale, were seen in 68% of PLF group and 87% of
PLIF group(p=0.098).
It is concluded that better surgical outcomes were obtained by PLIF methods in adults
with lumbar spondylolisthesis, but with regards to the incidence of complications,
although mostly minor and reversible, was more frequent in PLIF group.

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Spondylolisthesis; Posterolateral fusion; Posterior lumber interbody fusion; Fusion cage.;

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