At this point, the thecal sac and nerve roots were well decompressed. A Woodson dissector

At this point, the thecal sac and nerve roots were well decompressed. A Woodson dissector was used to pass along the nerve roots laterally. We were able to palpate the pedicles. The nerve roots were noted in the neural foramina on either side without any additional compression. The patient did have some mild scoliosis appreciated during the decompression, but there did not appear to be severe instability and the facets were kept intact to minimize the risk of developing instability. Now that the decompression was completed and no significant soft tissue remained, we proceeded to copiously irrigate the wound with antibiotic solution. We inspected the area for any evidence of dural rents and none were seen.

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