SLIP Trial

The SLIP study was published in 2016 and compared laminectomy alone with laminectomy plus fusion in patients with Spondylolisthesis[^1].

SLIP Trial overview
Figure adapted from the original publication of the SLIP Trial.
SLIP Trial baseline
Figure adapted from the original publication of the SLIP Trial.
Results of the SLIP Trial
Figure adapted from the original publication of the SLIP Trial.

Interpretation by the Study Authors

Among patients with degenerative grade I spondylolisthesis, the addition of lumbar spinal fusion to laminectomy was associated with slightly greater but clinically meaningful improvement in overall physical health–related quality of life than laminectomy alone.[^1]

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