BACJAC

Minimal Invasive Surgical Treatment
of LSS with or without NIC

Definition of stenosis lumbar canal:

Neurogenic intermittent claudication secondary to lumbar canal stenosis was first described by Verbiest (1954) and is characterized by several factors individually or simultaneously present:

• calcification of ligaments
• formation of osteophytes
• spondylolisthesis
• Thickening of the bony walls and joints

A radicular syndrome from developmental narrowing of the lumbae vertebral canal. Verbiest H (1954)J Bone Joint Surg 36B: 230-237

BacJac is indicated for these kind of patients:

• suffering from neurogenic intermittent
  claudication
• can not sit more than 50 minutes
• with narrowing of the lumbar canal
• Central and / or lateral foramen in 1 or 2 levels
• facet joint syndrome
• spondylolisthesis with up to 1.5 degrees on a
  scale of 1 to 4 (about 35%)
• with large bulging disk

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