
Lateral Listhesis
Managing Lateral Listhesis in Adult Scoliosis
Key Highlights Lateral listhesis occurs when one vertebra slips sideways in relation to the vertebra below it. It is often associated with adult scoliosis, a

Key Highlights Lateral listhesis occurs when one vertebra slips sideways in relation to the vertebra below it. It is often associated with adult scoliosis, a
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