Study of functional outcome of dorsolumbar spine fractures treated with minimal invasive spine surgery

Spinal trauma is a common problem in modern Orthopedics. Spine surgery has recently been transformed significantly by the growth of minimally invasive (MIS). Easily acceptable to patients as less with smaller incisions, MIS often perceived superior traditional open spine surgery. This study aims functional outcome (MIS) posterior thoracolumbar instrumentation fractures. Present was prospective nature conducted among 35 patients. All fulfilling inclusion criteria and exclusion were taken up for study. Study carried out over period 1.5 years. Majority age group 30-50 years most them male. Mean VAS score & ODI scores reduced after MIS. Incidence complications 5.71%. 86% had excellent good according McNab criteria. Minimal safe effective procedure minimal post-operative outcome.