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Adjacent Segment Disease

Orthopedics, 2014
Educational Objectives As a result of reading this article, physicians should be able to: 1. Understand the forces that predispose adjacent cervical segments to degeneration. 2.
Sohrab S, Virk, Steven, Niedermeier, Elizabeth, Yu, Safdar N, Khan   +3 more
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Adjacent Segment Disease After Spinal Fusion

JBJS Reviews, 2023
» Adjacent segment disease is characterized by a degenerative process adjacent to a previously fused spine segment, with new onset of clinical symptoms such as radiculopathy, myelopathy, or instability.
Christopher L. McDonald, Daniel Alsoof, Jacob Glueck, Camilo Osorio, Benjamin Stone, Leland McCluskey, Bassel G. Diebo, Alan H. Daniels, Bryce A. Basques   +8 more
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ADJACENT SEGMENT DEGENERATION IN THE LUMBAR SPINE

The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery-American Volume, 2004
A primary concern after posterior lumbar spine arthrodesis is the potential for adjacent segment degeneration cephalad or caudad to the fusion segment. There is controversy regarding the subsequent degeneration of adjacent segments, and we are aware of no long-term studies that have analyzed both cephalad and caudad degeneration following posterior ...
Gary, Ghiselli, Jeffrey C, Wang, Nitin N, Bhatia, Wellington K, Hsu, Edgar G, Dawson   +4 more
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Adjacent-Segment Disease Following Spinal Arthroplasty

Neurosurgery Clinics of North America, 2021
Intuitively, the introduction of artificial discs into spinal surgery offered the promise of reducing the incidence of adjacent segment (AS) reoperation compared with fusion. Several early clinical studies reported nonstatistically significant differences in AS disease between total disc replacement and fusion.
Jonathan M, Parish, Anthony M, Asher, Domagoj, Coric   +2 more
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Adjacent Segment Degeneration

Spine, 2008
The adjacent discs of 13 goats, originally used in a lumbar spinal fusion model study, were analyzed for symptoms of intervertebral disc degeneration by means of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), macroscopy, and histology. These goats were followed for 6 months and the results were compared with 6 control goats.To evaluate the development of adjacent ...
Hoogendoorn, Roel J. W., Helder, Macro N., Wuisman, Paul I. J. M., Bank, Ruud A., Everts, Vincent E., Smit, Theo H., Smit, Th.T.   +6 more
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Adjacent-Segment Morbidity

Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine, 2002
Object. Of concern to spine surgeons are accelerated degenerative changes of motion segments located above and below where spinal fusion has been performed. Graf artificial ligament stabilization has been developed to avoid the adverse effect of spinal fusion. The object of this study was to assess the adjacent-segment morbidity of Graf ligamentoplasty
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Methodology for the Systematic Reviews on an Adjacent Segment Pathology

Spine, 2012
A systematic review.To provide a detailed description of the methods undertaken in the systematic search and analytical summary of adjacent segment pathology (ASP) issues and to describe the process used to develop consensus statements and clinical recommendations regarding factors associated with the prevention and treatment of ASP.We present methods ...
Daniel C, Norvell, Joseph R, Dettori, Andrea C, Skelly, K Daniel, Riew, Jens R, Chapman, Paul A, Anderson   +5 more
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Laminectomy Adjacent to Instrumented Fusion Increases Adjacent Segment Disease

Spine
Study Design. Retrospective cohort. Objective. To determine if performing a simultaneous laminectomy at an unfused level adjacent to an instrumented fusion increases the risk of adjacent segment disease (ASD). Summary of Background Data.
Brandon, Simonetta, Biodun, Adeniyi, Andrew, Corbett, Dennis, Crandall, Michael, Chang   +4 more
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Adjacent Segment Disease in the Cervical and Lumbar Spine

Clinical Spine Surgery: A Spine Publication, 2017
Adjacent segment disease (ASD) is disappointing long-term outcome for both the patient and clinician. In contrast to adjacent segment degeneration, which is a common radiographic finding, ASD is less common. The incidence of ASD in both the cervical and lumbar spine is between 2% and 4% per year, and ASD is a significant contributor to reoperation ...
Daniel G, Tobert, Valentin, Antoci, Shaun P, Patel, Ehsan, Saadat, Christopher M, Bono   +4 more
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Treatment of Cervical Adjacent Segment Pathology

Spine, 2012
Systematic review.To critically review and summarize evidence on the treatment of cervical adjacent segment pathology (ASP).Clinical ASP (CASP) refers to clinically significant symptoms and signs (radiculopathy, myelopathy, mechanical pain) that correlate with imaging evidence of degeneration at motion segments adjacent to a previous intervention ...
Daryl R, Fourney, Andrea C, Skelly, John G, DeVine   +2 more
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