What is Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion? | PLIF
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PLIF stands for Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion and is the angle taken when the surgeon gains access to the spine from a posterior (through the back) approach.
PLIF Can Be Used to Treat These Conditions:
- Bulging Disc
- Degenerative Disc Disease
- Disc Tear
- Failed Back & Neck Surgery
- Facet Joint Syndrome
- Foraminal Stenosis
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I had this surgery also but they cut me though my stomach A lift .. my bone graft did not fuse and I got lower extremities weakness and chronic pain I have 3 kids and I’m 32 I would say I’m worst now then before my surgery ….please please think twice before doing surgery .. good luck
It took ten years for the pain to go away after this. Pain free now. It's a long road friends. I can walk again due to this.
CONGRATS!
10 years😢what is your age now
10 years. But, you're good now. There's that.
Glass half full. 🙏
Congratulations dear. How long have you been hospitalized?
Terrible, i would rather die
I had this surgery 2 years ago due to fracture spine (bike accident) it burst my L2 spine and the pain is getting chronical then the doctor fused my L1-L3 spine and like a magic after the surgery my back pain is 99% loss
Great ❤
Hospital name and location plz
CONGRATS!
@@ASM-007-Vlogs Atlantic Spine Center is located in NJ + NYC.
Visit: www.atlanticspinecenter.com
Call: 732-903-2114
What about your flexibility??? Can you bend now ?? Where from you??
I had a PLIF done to my L4 to S1 when I was 26 and I absolutely could not recommend against it more unless it was a necessity. In the years after my surgery, my chronic pain spread and intensified significantly and my bones still haven’t began fusing yet. My lumbar mobility became so limited that I had to leave my career and my mental health deteriorated greatly. I struggle to experience any satisfaction or enjoyment in life and it has gotten to the point where I sincerely feel that the only reason I am sticking around is because I have a family to care for. I spend the majority of my time now between treatment for chronic pain and the depression I began having after surgery.
I had the surgery because my vertebrae were continuing to slip over my early 20s, eventually reaching 56% slippage. In my case I either had to get the surgery done now when it was inconvenient or later down the line when it was life threatening. Overall it was a terrible experience that was not worth the consequences. In hindsight, I would have rather enjoyed the rest of my youth and dealt with persistent pain than to have tried to remedy it. PLIF exacerbated my symptoms to the point where they now consume my life.
Did you go for 2nd opinion from another neurology surgeon...?
@@Ernestseitisho I was on active duty at the time so I had two second opinions done before having the surgery.
Is there any way to repair the disk without fusing the joint? I want my spine to be just as flexible as before. Stem cell therapy might be of interest.
We specialize in minimally invasive technique. This is a common procedure elsewhere but for us, it has become a less frequent option. We only use it for specific cases, when it is the person's best path to better spine health. Always seek out specialists that will explore your options with you and be honest with you. We are located in NJ + NYC. Visit us at www.atlanticspinecenter.com or call 732-903-2114
Pain is removed by this surgery?
Typically yes, but every case varies. Always speak with a medical professional about your prospective outcomes as every body is different.
Боль да, но подвижность в позвоночнике снижается
I had this done, it is painful
I'm so sorry, so this didn't work for you
How do you feel now ?
@@porothashawarma2339he dead lmao
I have also had this procedure. It is completely worth it as around 95% of my hellish pain has gone away
@@timofeyvolkov0205how long was the recovery before you could walk normally and feel better?
Pretty amazing
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Magnificent ✨👏
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I am currently in preliminary assessment for mild stenosis, scoliosis, and degenerative osteoarthritis. I too would like to know why a "frontal" approach to this procedure is being recommended by my surgeon.
Y ya lo operaron? Que piensan hacerle con su estenosis?
After multiple surgeries, I have had a PLIF, ALIF, and XLIF.
Sounds like you had quite the journey to recovery. How are you feeling now?
How are you doing now? I am curious , I go to the Nero next week, after 30 plus years of ablations, blocks, over 40 at least, my low back is bad. Two slipping discs , spur on my lower lumbar, the hip Amd pain in the groin in awful, I just keep getting tighter in gluts, down legs, sciatica is horrible. I want to know does anyone have this or even part of it and has any success doing this? I am absolutely petrified. I just want my life back or even part of it.
how do you protect the spine after you chipped away the protective bones?
Он сразу же после заменяется этими имплантами
@@kawabanga420 what implants? I don't see any implants 😕
I do sterile processing. It's really interesting to see what is actually done with instruments I sterilize everyday.
Was your certification hard to get? I've been interested in that career, but have bad lumbar discs lol hope heavy lifting isn't required.
@lone556wolf2 It wasn't as hard as I thought it would be. Especially being in my mid 40s at the time and not being in school since I graduated. I definitely had to study. I didn't feel like the certification test was any harder than any of the classes I had to take. I have a degenerative disc in my lower spine. I do go home sore sometimes. I work overnight so it's not near as busy as the day shift.
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In 2017 I hade 6 screws pins rods put lower back other day the Neuro surgeon told me I need another fusion above that fusion I don't know if I can handle going through that again
This is what I'm afraid of, going in to my first surgery. 😓
Best wishes to you.🙏
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I dident know this possible and i hope i never need this. But if you needed this i hope you now have the best time :D
Interesting
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I suggest anyone considering fusion surgery to inquire as to long term outcomes.
is it bad?
@@centralprocessingunit4988 use disc decompression machine.
@@priyanshu1265 ya ksi machine hai aur kya is machine sy disc bulgh thik ho jati hai sciatica pain khatm ho jati hai
Agreed, but I can't get a straight answer from my surgeon.
And the surgeon did this without my consent. Signed to get a discetomy and he did a fusion instead,now im disabled.this is so wrong,it's really bad
Космические технологии.У меня позвоночник весь больной,помогите.
Вам Братан с тобой такого не видать
@@ivavlad9277 сейчас тем более
How it works and??
Benim boyum gitikce kisaliyor ve doktorlar birsey yapmiyor bana soyleiyin bunu ismi nedir ameliyat mi bu yöntem nedir
Touching the spinal cord i thought nothing must touvh move or manipulate with that looks scary
I think that surgery type is better than traditional one
Because they don't completely remove the original disc
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Is this possible for spinal fusion in elderly.
Depends on the patient + their personal factors. Best to discuss 1-on-1 with a spine surgeon. Our practice is located in NJ + NYC. Happy to help!
How much time will it take to heal completely ?
One life
@@creative_channel OMG
I did lower back surgery for herniated disc
Congrats! Wishing you the best.
Which type of surgery you had
Traducción en español por favor
I underwent to this same (PLIF) some years ago... I don't know if its coincidence or not but I'm 2cm highier. I was almost 40 that time...
Does this solid bone feel in back??
What about bending??
You can't. You are stuck. It affects the rest of your life and makes it more challenging. I have 6 disks, 5 in the L region, and 1 in the S region. No no matter how bad it gets, I won't get it done, I don't want to be a statue at 48 years old.
Looks horrible with the amount of bone removal. Artificial disc seems like a much better option
Amazing job,I wish uneducated politicians find ways to fix the world’s problems ,just like true doctors!!!!!!!
Politicians create new problems to pile up old ones. Good luck with that.
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you've got to lose alot of flexibility with this procedure.
Yes you do trust me I miss my old self 😢
@@Popcorxdoes this solid bone feel in back???
@@annuaan what do you mean solid bone feel ?
@@Popcorx means fusion
@anamkhalid4760 Yea Honestly the first couple months is really weird it just feels like unstable metal holding your spine but once it starts healing, I guess you just get used too it Everytime I bend down its sharp pain because there's literally Screws holding my spine together ,I don't wish it on anyone but my worst enemy, And don't ever Willingly have A Spinal Fusion for back pain , I was forced or I wouldn't be able to walk
सायटिका के बारे मे
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What could possibly go wrong ?
Nothing. Easily fixable in their computer program.
Why is this done?
To make money
@@itsm3th3b33 true
❤
Thank you!
So delicious
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Seems risky
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Mine too. I could do with a couple of those
Me too
Solche art von stabilisatoren sind doch garnicht noetig machen diese etwas besser
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I’ve read that fusion surgeries are the absolute worst to go through with. They rarely work & the majority of the time post surgery the patient is worse.
I’m living it. Now returning to Mayo for another op. Worst pain I’ve ever had in my entire life and this is coming from someone with a very high pain tolerance.
I just had a 2 level ACDF with a C5 corpectomy and knew going in that it might not help any of my symptoms and was done to keep the spinal stenosis from becoming worse.
It's not the fusion, per se. It's the massive destruction of vertebral structure--laminectomies and removal of spinoff processes, as well as massive dissection of paraspinal muscles, all leaving massive tissue insults requiring up to a year for healing, and permanent post operative morbidity, pain, and disability.
THIS TECHNIQUE SHOULD BE BANNED.
Well it changes your morphology it's going to cause biomechanical issues which are known to cause other issues such as arthritis, tendonitis, atrophy etc... Long term.