BioMed Research International / 2017 / Article / Tab 1 / Review Article
The Outcomes of Minimally Invasive versus Open Posterior Approach Spinal Fusion in Treatment of Lumbar Spondylolisthesis: The Current Evidence from Prospective Comparative Studies Table 1 The characteristics of the included studies.
Authors Ghahreman et al. Wang et al. Archavlis and Carvi y Nievas Kotani et al. Parker et al. Year 2010 2010 2013 2012 2014 Study design PCT PCT PCT PCT PCT Country Australia China Germany Japan USA Age (years) MI: 53 (40–61) OP: 60 (48–63) MI: 47.9 ± 8.5 OP: 53.2 ± 10.6 MI: 67 ± 8 OP: 68 ± 7 MI: 63 ± 9 OP: 66 ± 9 MI: 53.5 ± 12.5 OP: 52.6 ± 11.6 Number of participants MI: 25 OP: 27 MI: 42 OP: 43 MI: 24 OP: 25 MI: 43 OP: 37 MI: 50 OP: 50 Gender Male MI: 12; OP: 13 MI: 13; OP: 16 MI: 14; OP: 10 MI: 14; OP: 12 MI: 16; OP: 18 Female MI: 13; OP: 14 MI: 29; OP: 27 MI: 17; OP: 8 MI: 29; OP: 25 MI: 34; OP: 32 Index levels L3-4 MI: 0; OP: 2 MI: 3; OP: 3 MI: 2; OP: 1 4 MI: 4; OP: 3 L4-5 MI: 11; OP: 10 MI: 21; OP: 23 MI: 16; OP: 17 76 MI: 32; OP: 30 L5-S1 MI: 11; OP: 15 MI: 18; OP: 17 MI: 6; OP: 7 — MI: 14; OP: 17 L4-S1 MI: 3; OP: 0 — — — — Follow-up term (months) 12 26 (13–35) 24 MI: 32 (24–49); OP: 40 (24–60) 24
MI: minimally invasive TLIF group; OP: open TLIF group; PCT: prospective comparative trials.