Adjacent segment disease: Current evidence and the role of motion preservation technologies
Spinal fusion is gold-standard treatment for degenerative disc disease (DDD) both at cervical and lumbar spine, and it is time tested. Perhaps it has its bundle of complications.
Nirdesh Hiremaglur Jagadeesh +2 more
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Adjacent Segment Degenerative Disease: Is It Due to Disease Progression or a Fusion-Associated Phenomenon? Comparison Between Segments Adjacent to the Fused and Non-Fused Segments [PDF]
The purpose of this study was to determine whether fusion causes adjacent segment degeneration or whether degeneration is due to disease progression.Eighty-seven patients that had undergone single level anterior cervical decompression and fusions with at least 5 years of follow-up were enrolled in this retrospective study.
Kwang-Bok Lee, Kyung-Jin Song
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Adjacent Segment Disease Developing Dependence on Preoperative Adjacent Disc Degenerative Changes [PDF]
Introduction The causes of adjacent segment disease (ASD) after lumbar spinal fusion are controversial today. Although the role of initial degenerative changes in the adjacent discs is not fully studied many authors have noted the special importance of ...
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Introduction Among the practical advantages of the cervical arthroplasty, the preservation of the movement could reduce the presentation of cases of adjacent segment disease and adjacent segment degeneration compared with anterior cervical fusion.
Abraham Isais +2 more
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Multifidus Degeneration: The Key Imaging Predictor of Adjacent Segment Disease
Study Design Retrospective cohort study. Objectives To identify imaging predictors on pre- and perioperative imaging that are associated with a future revision surgery for adjacent segment disease (ASD) following lumbar fusion.
Marco D. Burkhard MD +17 more
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Adjacent segment disease induced by spinal tophus: a case report
Tophus, a hallmark feature of chronic gout, typically develops in the joints of the extremities, skin, and mucosal tissues. Although several case reports have described spinal tophus deposition leading to spinal stenosis and radiculopathy, documented ...
Chenglong Wang +7 more
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Adjacent Segment Pathology after Lumbar Spinal Fusion [PDF]
One of the major clinical issues encountered after lumbar spinal fusion is the development of adjacent segment pathology (ASP) caused by increased mechanical stress at adjacent segments, and resulting in various radiographic changes and clinical symptoms.
Jae Chul Lee, Sung-Woo Choi
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New Classification for Clinically Symptomatic Adjacent Segment Pathology in Cervical Disc Disease [PDF]
Study DesignClinical adjacent segment pathology (CASP) is common after cervical disc surgery. A critical examination of 320 patients operated for cervical disc prolapse revealed that CASP can also occur in patients with congenital and degenerative fusion
Srinivasan Sreeramulu Uddanapalli
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Implications of the Precise Anatomical Location of Lumbar Stenosis for Minimally Invasive Decompressive Lumbar Surgery [PDF]
Objective The purpose of this study was to characterize an observation that the most severe lumbar stenosis is often displaced from the disc. Methods A retrospective magnetic resonance (MRI) review of displacement and causes of lumbar canal stenosis, was
Donald A. Ross +5 more
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Risk Factors for Adjacent Segment Disease Development after Lumbar Fusion [PDF]
Study DesignRetrospective cohort study.PurposeTo identify factors which may be important in the occurrence of symptomatic adjacent segment disease (ASD) after lumbar fusion.Overview of LiteratureMany reports have been published about the risk factors for
Sergei Masevnin +5 more
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