Double Medical Transforaminal Lumbar Interbody Fusion Cage (TLIF)

[@charlesplassman2322]

I would never suggest having surgery on your back unless it was absolutely necessary. I have done exercises and seen therapists and chiropractors most of my life. In 2007 it was initially believed that I had pulled a muscle only after an MRI was it discovered that I had a Congenital Spinal Stenosis and 2 ruptured discs. After multiple Steroid injections, 2 laminectomies, and 2 dozen physical therapies over the past 16 years I had a TLIF. At 65 I do not feel like I can run a marathon or stand all day long I can make groceries, do chores around the house and play a bit with Grandkids. In my case it was a method of last resort and I am thankful for it.

[@charlesplassman2322]

Btw, not to compare with anyone but the successful resolution of Mt TLIF surgery was the result of over 8 1/2 hours and it is NOW 1,1/2 years after. I walk on an exerciser several times a day but continue to have gastrointestinal issues as well as stability problems. I am expecting my recovery to take at least another year before I am at 75 - 80%

[@portcityshine]

I had the surgery Feb 24 ,2022 on my L4&L5 my surgery was a success even though it was a 4 hour 29 min process. I very nothing but success.

[@charlesplassman2322]

I had mine in December 2023, I do recommend it Highly. I could not walk into the hospital. My situation seemed to be a VERY extensive repair taking over 8 hours, 30 minutes BUT I AM WALKING and hope to bike by end of Summer. Neuropathy and recovery times vary based on so many things. Extenuating circumstances such as weight of the individual, ability and desire to be motivated to exercise immediately or gradually. My recovery has taken longer as I am overweight and live alone.

[@gyanprakashsrivastava8676]

I have undergone TLIF L4L5S1 of my spine in March 2023 Success is 80%approx .I am 78yrs8months now.Take decision consciously.

[@dianugroho8142]

What do you mean success 80% ?

[@BW12149]

I don’t know if anybody that’s had this type surgery to ever be pain or disability free. I was a firefighter for 48 years and watched lot of firefighters get back injuries and have spinal surgery. Every one was forced into retirement due to pain and disability. I’ll never allow junk to be screwed into my spine

[@MrABN86]

I’ve had numerous herniated discs and constant and extremely severe sciatica pain for close to 15 years. The pain was so bad that my wife sometimes would have to help med get dressed and I’m only 38. I didn’t sleep an entire night for well over 10 years. I had TLIF from S1-L4 one month ago and since the second i woke up i haven’t really experienced any real pain. And my back mobility is already waaaaay better than before the surgery. But I’m very lucky because my ortophedic surgeon has done well over 4000 spinal fusions and knows his shit so to speak.

[@streetsharkz]

@@MrABN86 What was their name? I need L5/S1 fusion (Likely).

[@futurefamily4498]

What age someone get back problem if TLIF?

[@jaimecorchado7995]

Muy buen trabajo lo felicito dios lo siga bendiciendo siempre 🙏

[@louietalabis5247]

My surgery is L3-4 and L4-5 TLIF for almost 18 months.But i still have pain on my left leg and when i walk the pain increasing goin to my back.

[@JoseLuisRodriguez-nn4vc]

How are you now???

[@louietalabis5247]

@@JoseLuisRodriguez-nn4vc Im look ok but its not because of my left leg.

[@korinbutbul7945]

חבל שאין תרגום בעיברית היה עוזר להבנת הניתוח

[@hacked3277]

@@louietalabis5247 how r u now?.

[@louietalabis5247]

Still the same until now.

[@drdipakhdal6034]

Excellent videos 📹

[@lolagolightly8578]

12 years later and still ihaving nerves burned out.t. Do Not have surgery unless youabsolutely must . Use a Neurosurgeon not an Orth. Even when repaired your life will never be the same.

[@saif1002]

Your right about not having surgery unless it's a must, I had a simple surgery to remove ingrown hair near my tailbone. Biggest mistake of my life, was in pain for years after, should have left it alone.

[@dejpsyd0421]

How old were you 12 years ago? Are you guys saying don’t do the TLIF? I’m 66 and a very active teaching tennis pro. I can barely walk now due to L4/L5 spinal stenosis (severe) 1 Neurosurgeon says Lamenectomy with Fusion the other says only Lamenectomy. What are your opinions? Will I ever be able to run (within the confines of a tennis court) again or???

[@lolagolightly8578]

@@dejpsyd0421 I would go fot laminectomy only. Physical therapy. Best wishes on a speedy recovery. i was 46 .

[@dejpsyd0421]

@@lolagolightly8578 the more i research the more i hear to steer clear of the Fusion! Tks Lola

[@lolagolightly8578]

@@dejpsyd0421 I would find the best neurosurgeon have the laminectomy. My brother in law same age as you had it. He is no longer in pain , No pills and doing great. I hope you will keep me posted. I believe the lamiectomy will help you. God Bless :D

[@mazharbhidal4389]

Hello

[@53mscpkr57]

What a dumbass design. It wrecks the articulation of the spine. Nothing but pain for the rest of your life. I wonder if the designer wants this in their spine , I doubt it. Criminals

[@simian5805]

Those needing this are already in a ton of pain and have usually tried all other approaches. For some this is the best and only option.

[@blahblahblah6499]

BINGO!!!!

[@lolagolightly8578]

@@simian5805 Find only the best neurosurgeons. Life is never the same after spinal fusion.

[@barbaraanderson3838]

@@lolagolightly8578 YOU GOT THAT RIGHT ABOUT SPINAL FUSION!!!!

[@lolagolightly8578]

@@simian5805 Don't do it. Get nerve ablation PT. Life is never the same again.

[@adas8460]

polski jest katowice operacje i ja chcialby jeka tam katowice operacje jak bede zdrowy do pracy ide

[@annawrobel1097]

Też bym chciała w Polsce

[@adas8460]

@@annawrobel1097 Katowice jest taki operacje i przeba zapłaci operacje Katowice i ja nie mam piedniaze operacje, ja 6lat nie pracuje boli kręgosłup mnie

[@henriks7987]

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