Adjacent Segment Motion is a biomechanical phenomenon characterized by the altered motion observed in spinal segments adjacent to a surgically stabilized or fused vertebral level, distinguishing it from baseline physiological motion due to compensatory stress redistribution following surgical intervention.
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Accelerated Degeneration of the Segment Adjacent to a Lumbar Fusion
Casey K. Lee · Spine · 1988 · 707 citations
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