SPONDYLOLISTHESIS

This study compares two FDA-approved cages used in spinal fusion surgery to see which helps bones heal together better. About 108 adults with chronic back pain will have surgery using either a porous titanium cage or a titanium-coated plastic cage, then be followed for up to 2 ye…

This study is testing whether a new type of textured titanium cage works better than the standard plastic cage for spinal fusion surgery. It involves 100 adults with severe back problems who haven't improved with other treatments. Researchers will follow patients for two years to…

This study compares three different spinal implant materials used in back fusion surgery for people with degenerative disc disease or spinal slippage. Researchers will follow 300 patients for two years to see which implant material helps bones fuse together best and provides the …

This European study compares three different surgical techniques for placing screws in the spine during back surgery. Researchers are testing robot-guided, computer-navigated, and traditional freehand methods in 932 patients with various spinal conditions. The goal is to determin…

This study is testing whether wrapping the surgical area with a special membrane from human placenta (called AlloWrap) can reduce swelling and pain after a two-level neck fusion surgery. It will involve 50 adults who need this specific operation for conditions like spinal stenosi…

This study aims to understand how long it takes for hip and leg strength to return after two common types of lower back surgery (LLIF or ALIF). Researchers will measure muscle strength in 22 patients before surgery and at several points afterward using a special device. The goal …