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Clinical & Radiologic Outcomes of Single-Level UBE Decompression: 5-Year Follow-up

by Daniel K. Park, M.D. | 5 days ago

In this video, we review long-term research on single-level decompression using the Unilateral Endoscopic Bipartial Technique (UBE) for degenerative lumbar spinal stenosis (LSS). Based on a 5-year follow-up study published in Clinical Spine Surgery, we discuss clinical outcomes—including ODI, VAS pain scores, and modified MacNab criteria—alongside radiologic stability, surgical safety, and complication rates over time.

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