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An anterior lumbar interbody fusion, called a ALIF, is designed to stop the motion at the symptomatic segment of the spine. An ALIF is done in the lumbar, or lower, spine. Most commonly it is performed on the L4 through L5 or L5 through S1 segment at the bottom of the lumbar spine, as these segments are most likely to break down.

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Anterior lumbar interbody fusion or ALIF is a surgical procedure to fuse adjacent vertebral bones in the lumbar spine after removing the intervertebral disc. The aim of the procedure is to relieve pain and improve spinal stability. The most common indications for ALIF include severe low back or leg pain that is unresponsive to non-surgical

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ALIF Surgical Animation. Anterior lumbar interbody fusion is a surgical procedure that involves complete removal of the disc and insertion of cage from the front of the spine. XLIF® Patient Animation. The XLIF technique is a minimally disruptive surgical procedure performed through the side of the body. It is designed to treat a range of

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Video Animation of Surgery Print this letter The purpose of this letter is to explain what is involved when a fusion is performed on your lower back. We have found that the more knowledgeable the patient, the more successful the outcome. This letter is intended to answer some of the most commonly asked questions. Please

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ALIF Patient Animation. by Dr Shanu Gambhir | 9 years ago. This short, easy to follow animation will help you understand anterior spine surgery and answer the questions: What is the ALIF procedure?

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View our sample surgeon website for an example of how you can enhance your site with patient education content. Each of the animations below can be easily downloaded and hosted on your practice's website. Simply click the link below the image to preview or download the animation. Reach out to marketingcommunications@nuvasive.com if you have

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Patient Education NuVasive offers an extensive patient education portfolio that is available for you to better inform your patients. Host these materials in your waiting room or on your practice website. Questions? Procedures Download all procedural patient education brochures Download all procedural patient education animations ACDF Animation Brochure Brochure (Español) ALIF Animation

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Patient Animation Video Anterior Lumbar Fusion (ALIF) What to Expect You will have an IV placed in your arm or hand for the delivery of anesthetic to put you into a deep sleep and prevent pain during your surgery.

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PLIF, ALIF and TLIF Procedures. Spinal fusion is a surgical procedure in which two or more vertebrae are joined or fused together. Fusion surgeries typically require the use of bone graft to facilitate fusion. This involves taking small amounts of bone from the patient's pelvic bone (autograft), or from a donor (allograft), and then packing

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Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) is a spinal fusion procedure in which surgeons navigate through the abdomen to access the front of the spine and fuse two or more vertebrae in the lower back together. The procedure involves an "approach" surgeon (who provides access to the spine) and a spine surgeon, working together.

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ANTERIOR LUMBAR INTERBODY FUSIONAbout the lumbar spineThe. lumbar spine is made up of five bones, called vertebrae. Between each vertebra are discs, which provi. e the cushion necessary for spinal rot. tion and bending. These are called intervertebral discs. Each disc is comprised of two parts, a tough and fibrous outer layer (annulus fib.

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A Patient's Guide to Anterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion Introduction. Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) is a procedure used to treat problems such as disc degeneration, spine instability, and deformities in the curve of the spine. In this procedure, the surgeon works on the spine from the front (anterior) and removes a spinal disc in the lower (lumbar) spine.

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Background: Anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) is commonly performed in patients with degenerative pathology at L4-5 and L5-S1. Exposure of the lumbar spine is appreciated through a retroperitoneal approach. Posterior spine fusion (PSF) is usually performed to supplement the anterior fixation. However, performing an ALIF in the supine

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As with most spinal surgeries, an additional risk is lack of, or insufficient, pain relief for the patient. Risks and complications from the anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) approach tend to be relatively rare, reversible, and/or fleeting. Rarely, nerve damage may occur as a complication of ALIF surgery.

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OLIF25™ and OLIF51 procedures are two distinct procedures. The OLIF51 approach is essentially a laterally-positioned, retroperitoneal anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF) approach. Like a traditional ALIF, the L5-S1 disc space is accessed below the bifurcation of the common iliac vessels, but does not require translation of these major

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Lumbar interbody fusion is a surgical technique that attempts to eliminate instability in the back. A MAS TLIF achieves this by using a less invasive approac

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This short, easy to follow animation will help you understand anterior spine surgery and answer the questions: What is the ALIF procedure? How is the procedu

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The NuVasive Tube System (NTS) is engineered to elevate surgical workflow through efficient, controlled positioning and optimized access. As the MIS access component of our P360 portfolio, NTS provides comprehensive solutions for both TLIF and decompression, furthering our goal to help surgeons deliver patient-specific surgical plans with our pathology-driven solutions, all from the prone

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