Three-year results of the MOTION randomized controlled trial for treatment of lumbar spinal stenosis using the percutaneous mild® Procedure

MOTION 3-year follow-up results continue to demonstrate the safety and durability of the <i>mild</i> Procedure combined with CMM for early interventional treatment of symptomatic LSS. The absence of device or procedure-related adverse events further underscores the robust safety profile of the <i>mild</i> Procedure. Significant and substantial improvements in all the outcomes were observed from baseline to follow-up for patients treated with the <i>mild</i> Procedure. These results support the <i>mild</i> Procedure as an effective approach for early intervention in LSS treatment.

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Interventional Pain Medicine
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2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1016/j.inpm.2025.100561
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Spine and Intervertebral Disc Pathology
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Three-year results of the MOTION randomized controlled trial for treatment of lumbar spinal stenosis using the percutaneous mild® Procedure

Shrif Costandi, Timothy R. Deer, Timothy B. Chafin, Christopher Kim
Interventional Pain Medicine
Spine and Intervertebral Disc Pathology
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Three-year results of the MOTION randomized controlled trial for treatment of lumbar spinal stenosis using the percutaneous mild® Procedure

Shrif Costandi, Timothy R. Deer, Timothy B. Chafin, Christopher Kim
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MOTION 3-year follow-up results continue to demonstrate the safety and durability of the <i>mild</i> Procedure combined with CMM for early interventional treatment of symptomatic LSS. The absence of device or procedure-related adverse events further underscores the robust safety profile of the <i>mild</i> Procedure. Significant and substantial improvements in all the outcomes were observed from baseline to follow-up for patients treated with the <i>mild</i> Procedure. These results support the <i>mild</i> Procedure as an effective approach for early intervention in LSS treatment.

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