Abstract
A review of modern literature on the issues of rigid transpedicular fixation in patients with degenerative lumbar stenosis is presented. Technical aspects and various options for transpedicular fixation are studied, information on comparing their effectiveness is given. The results of studies evaluating the effectiveness of transpedicular fixation for spinal fusion, pain in the lumbar region, and a violation of the sagittal balance are presented. The complications of transpedicular fixation are highlighted.
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