Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (PLIF) Trial Exhibits for Injury Cases April 29 2019
Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion (PLIF) is one of the most significant surgical procedures seen in high-value personal injury and workers’ compensation cases. When your client has undergone lumbar fusion surgery, visually presenting the hardware, procedure, and spinal levels involved is essential to maximizing damages. Stock Trial Exhibits provides cost-effective, litigation-ready PLIF trial exhibits at multiple spinal levels — available for instant digital download or printed trial-size delivery.
What This Exhibit Shows
- Posterior lumbar interbody fusion shown from the posterior view with pedicle screws and rods inserted into the lumbar vertebrae
- Bone allograft placed for interbody fusion between the fused vertebrae
- Descriptive labels of hardware and anatomy at each spinal level
- Clear, jury-friendly design that conveys the permanence and severity of the surgical intervention
Available at Multiple Spinal Levels
Choose the exhibit that matches your client’s surgical level:
L4-L5 PLIF → |
 L5-S1 PLIF → |
 L4-S1 PLIF → |
About Posterior Lumbar Interbody Fusion
PLIF is a surgical procedure used to treat severe disc degeneration, disc herniation, spondylolisthesis, and spinal instability. The surgeon accesses the spine from the posterior (back) and removes the damaged disc, then inserts a bone graft between the vertebrae and stabilizes the segment with pedicle screws and rods. The result is a permanent fusion of the affected spinal levels — a powerful indicator of injury severity for settlement and trial purposes.
How to Order
- Select your spinal level above — L4-L5, L5-S1, or L4-S1
- Choose your format — digital download or printed trial-size
- Add to cart and check out securely
- Download instantly or receive your printed exhibit via free shipping
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Instant-download stock exhibits for PLIF, disc herniation, spinal cord stimulator, and lumbar spine injury cases — litigation-ready for settlement, mediation, or trial.
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