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Lumbar fusion

Lumbar Fusion Recovery Week by Week

Lumbar fusion is a surgical procedure commonly performed with spinal decompression for spinal stenosis, spondylolisthesis, scoliosis, and herniated disc. This technique involves placing a bone graft between two (or more) affected vertebrae, causing them to fuse over several months. While fusion prevents spinal instability, it also involves a lengthy recovery process that can span an entire year. 

Lumbar Fusion Recovery

Lumbar fusion is a surgical procedure that stabilizes the spine, usually after spinal decompression surgery. It involves fusing two or more vertebrae into a single bone using bone graft material. Lumbar fusion recovery can be a lengthy process, with numerous restrictions on your movements and activities.