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Spondylolisthesis CausesSpondylolisthesis--the forward slipping of a vertebra--is most commonly diagnosed in the lumbar region of the spinal column. Many people have spondylolisthesis without knowing the condition exists. In fact, some may be born with a tendency toward spondylolisthesis that is undetected until increased physical activity in the adolescent and adult years. Activities such as gymnastics or weightlifting are common causes of spondylolisthesis in young adults. Other causes of spondylolisthesis include sports such as football and occupations that require a lot of heavy lifting. Poor posture and a lack of strengthening exercises play a role in the propensity of spondylolisthesis to develop. In addition, automobile accidents or other types of trauma may cause the slippage of a vertebra, leading to the development of spondylolisthesis symptoms. Treatment for Spondylolisthesis Causes At The Bonati Institute, the procedure to resolve the pain and discomfort of spondylolisthesis is performed under local anesthesia with only a tiny incision. Instead of having a large incision that possibly causes muscle damage and a lengthy recovery time, the arthroscopic laser technique at The Bonati Institute offers more rapid results with a much shorter recovery. |
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