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Verhelst L et al. – Traumatic retrolisthesis of the lumbosacral spine is extremely rare, especially in children. The authors believe a simple posterior fusion with posterolateral grafting is sufficient to stabilize the spine in children. Extensive soft tissue damage causes an elevated risk of infection. Because of root avulsion, the level of paralysis can be several levels higher than the level of dislocation.

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