A lumbar interbody fusion surgery involves the removal of the spinal disc and replacing it with a spacer, called an interbody cage, filled with bone graft material. The bone graft provides a favorable environment for new bone growth and fuses the section of the spine together.
A lumbar interbody fusion surgery involves the removal of the spinal disc and replaces it with a spacer, called an interbody cage, filled with bone graft material. The bone graft provides a favorable environment for new bone growth and fuses the section of the spine together.
A lumbar interbody fusion surgery involves the removal of the spinal disc and replaces it with a spacer, called an interbody cage, filled with bone graft material. The bone graft provides a favorable environment for new bone growth and fuses the section of the spine together.
A lumbar interbody fusion surgery involves the removal of the spinal disc and replaces it with a spacer, called an interbody cage, filled with bone graft material. The bone graft provides a favorable environment for new bone growth and fuses the section of the spine together.
