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Uniportal Full Endoscopic Interbody fusion in a severely Degn Lumbar Spine

The superior articular process is a common anatomical structure involved in causing lateral recess stenosis in degenerative conditions of the lumbosacral spine. This process can contribute to nerve root compression when it enlarges, develops osteophytes or rotational subluxation, leading to symptoms of stenosis.. In cases with advanced degeneration, the inferior articular process may also become a pathological structure responsible for symptoms. This can occur due to subluxation (ventral) of the inferior articular process, which may alter joint alignment and lead to impingement or instability, further contributing to neural compression and clinical symptoms. Understanding the roles of both the superior and inferior articular processes is important in diagnosing and managing degenerative spinal conditions, particularly in surgical planning for decompression or stabilization procedures.