Published: 25 November, 2024 | Volume 8 - Issue 1 | Pages: 010-013
Figure 2.:
The patient's preoperative evaluation and intraoperative neurolysis. (A-C) The area of sensory disturbance before operation, the area with the red border is the senseless area, and the area with the black border is the sensory numbness area. (D-E) X-ray and CT three-dimensional reconstruction before operation. (F) Posterior approach lumbosacral neurolysis, the yellow border area is the loosened nerve. (G) Laparoscopic exposure of the lumbar nerve, the yellow border area shows the iliac vessels and the purple border area is the lumbar nerve. (H) Laparoscopic exposure of the lumbar nerve, the yellow border area is the loosened nerve. (I and J) Six months after surgery, the abdominal and lumbar incisions recovered well. (K) Six months after surgery, the motor function of the patients was obviously improved.
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