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Physical Therapy Rehabilitation Following tlif . A Case Series Approach By Michael R. Noonan , November 18, 2005. 0. Introduction The spinal fusion procedure was introduced as a treatment option for chronic LBP. nearly 70 years ago; however the literature reveals divergent opinions about when fusion is indicated and how it should be performed. Furthermore, the significance of the role of postoperative Rehabilitation Following spinal fusion may be underestimated and there exists no consensus on the design of a program specific for Rehabilitation (1-Christensen FB 2004). The rate of lumbar fusion surgery in the increased 100% in the 1980's and more than 220% from 1990 to 2001. Of coincidence is the FDA approval of intervertebral fusion cages in the in 1996. Also of note is the 113% increase in lumbar fusions from 1996 to 2001, compared to 13% and 15% increases in hip and knee replacements respectively during that same time period.
intersegmental motion in subject with chronic LBP, often in the absence of other radiological findings (15-Gertzbein 1991). The most common reasons for lumbar fusion in order of prevalence are possible
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