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Abstract
Objective: We evaluated the clinical examination, imaging finding and surgical results of lumber spondylolisthesis at Hue Central Hospital- base 2.
Method and materials: Retrospective review of 17 cases of lumber spondylolisthesis undergone surgical treatment from October - 2016 to February- 2018.
Results: There were 15 patients undergone one level fusion, and 2 patients two level fusion. There were no intraoperative complication. Result based on Prolo classification: good: 88.23%, medium: 11.77%
Conclusion: Surgical treatment for lumber spondylolisthesis by pedicle screw fixation and bone graft interbody fusion help patient in motor recovery earlier, bone graft firm.
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