Publications by authors named "Mathieu Chayer"

Background Context: Proper implant selection and placement in oblique lumbar intervertebral fusion (OLIF) are essential to achieve the best possible results for the patient. Key factors such as interbody cage length, height, angle, and material must all be carefully considered to achieve the intended results and minimize complications. Significant challenges remain in selecting the appropriate cage parameters to control spinal alignment while minimizing subsidence risk.

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Article Synopsis
  • Oblique lumbar intervertebral fusion is a surgical method to relieve nerve pressure and involves using an interbody fusion cage, but the best surgical approach is still uncertain.
  • A biomechanical model was created to evaluate how different patient conditions and implant choices affect spinal alignment, nerve decompression, and the risk of cage sinking into the bone.
  • Results showed that using larger cages (14 mm) improved spinal dimensions significantly, while bilateral pedicle screw fixation reduced endplate stress, especially in patients with weak bones.
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