Abstract
Minimally invasive spine surgery (MIS) allows for the treatment of spinal abnormalities with considerably decreased soft tissue disruption and post-operative pain which has been associated with shorter hospitalizations and earlier mobilization. However, MIS procedures have a steep learning curve, offer decreased visualization, and require more advanced technical proficiency which may lead to the occurrence of a technical complication. This review examines common complications associated with various MIS procedures and provides suggestions for risk mitigation and complication management.
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