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• TITLE: Prone Transpsoas Approach for Adjacent Segment Disease and Flatback Deformity: Technical Note and Case Report

  AUTHORS: Timothy E. O’Connor, Mary Margaret O’Hehir, Jennifer Z. Mao, Jeffrey P. Mullin, John Pollina

  KEYWORDS: Prone Transpsoas, Adjacent Segment Disease, Flatback Deformity

  JOURNAL NAME: Open Journal of Modern Neurosurgery, Vol.11 No.1, December 9, 2020

  ABSTRACT: The prone transpsoas approach is a relatively new technique to correct segmental kyphosis and global sagittal imbalance in a minimally invasive fashion. Here, we provide a detailed case report using the prone transpsoas approach to address adjacent segment disease and flatback deformity. This technique allows considerable restoration of segmental lordosis with lateral interbody placement and posterior decompression and fusion using a single position approach. Our experience with the surgical technique and the advantages and challenges unique to this approach are discussed.