Lumbar Facet Joint Replacement

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Facet Morphology Facet Angle Facet Curvature
Facet Joint Degeneration Grade I Grade II Grade III Grade IV [Fujiwara, et al., Spine (2000) 25:23, pp 3036–3044] Grade I Grade II Grade III Grade IV [Tischer, T. et al., Eur. Spine J. (2006) 15: 308–315] • Grade I: uniformly thick cartilage covers the articular surfaces completely. • Grade II: cartilage covers the entire surface of the articular process but an eroded irregular region is evident. • Grade III: cartilage incompletely covers the articular surfaces with regions of underlying bone exposed to the joint. • Grade IV: cartilage is absent except for traces on the articular process.
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