Contralateral trans-spinous base inclined approach using AUSS for two-level lumbar lateral recess and foraminal stenosis: a case report - Scorecard - MDSpire

Contralateral trans-spinous base inclined approach using AUSS for two-level lumbar lateral recess and foraminal stenosis: a case report

  • By

  • Baogui Gao

  • Fulong Wu

  • Huiyan Wang

  • Caimei Meng

  • Liuzhong Qiang

  • Longfei Mo

  • Shiheng Lu

  • Zhaojian Zhang

  • Shuying Shu

  • Xuemei Li

  • Zhonghua Li

  • Changze Yu

  • Genping Gao

  • Caizhi Liao

  • June 11, 2026

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Clinical Scorecard: Contralateral trans-spinous base inclined technique utilizing AUSS for addressing two-level lumbar lateral recess and foraminal stenosis: a case study

At a Glance

CategoryDetail
Condition
Key MechanismsMinimally invasive surgery using contralateral trans-spinous base inclined approach with arthroscopic-assisted uni-portal spinal surgery (AUSS)
Target PopulationElderly patients with multilevel lumbar lateral recess and foraminal stenosis
Care SettingSurgical intervention in a clinical setting

Key Highlights

    Guideline-Based Recommendations

    Diagnosis

    • Clinical and radiographic evaluation for lumbar spinal stenosis.

    Management

      Monitoring & Follow-up

      • Postoperative imaging to confirm effective decompression.

      Risks

      • Potential for iatrogenic instability and complications associated with traditional open surgery.

      Patient & Prescribing Data

      Elderly patients with chronic low back pain and neurogenic claudication.

      Clinical Best Practices

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          Original Source(s)

          Contralateral trans-spinous base inclined approach using AUSS for two-level lumbar lateral recess and foraminal stenosis: a case report

          • by Baogui Gao, Fulong Wu, Huiyan Wang, Caimei Meng, Liuzhong Qiang, Longfei Mo, Shiheng Lu, Zhaojian Zhang, Shuying Shu, Xuemei Li, Zhonghua Li, Changze Yu, Genping Gao, Caizhi Liao

          • June 11, 2026

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