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Clinical Spine Surgery: A Spine Publication, 2018
Thoracolumbar burst fractures are high-energy vertebral injuries, which commonly can be treated nonoperatively. Consideration of the injury pattern, extent of comminution, neurological status, and integrity of the posterior ligamentous complex may help determine whether operative management is appropriate.
Brett D, Rosenthal +5 more
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Thoracolumbar burst fractures are high-energy vertebral injuries, which commonly can be treated nonoperatively. Consideration of the injury pattern, extent of comminution, neurological status, and integrity of the posterior ligamentous complex may help determine whether operative management is appropriate.
Brett D, Rosenthal +5 more
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Spine, 1992
Twenty-two patients with burst fractures in this mechanically and neurologically distinct region (T11-L2) were studied at injury and after acute surgical reduction and stabilization (antikyphosis and ligamentotaxis concept). Canal compromise averaged 42% (10-82%) before surgery, and at follow-up 14% (0-46%), segmental kyphosis 15 degrees (4 degrees-27 ...
J K, Starr, E N, Hanley
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Twenty-two patients with burst fractures in this mechanically and neurologically distinct region (T11-L2) were studied at injury and after acute surgical reduction and stabilization (antikyphosis and ligamentotaxis concept). Canal compromise averaged 42% (10-82%) before surgery, and at follow-up 14% (0-46%), segmental kyphosis 15 degrees (4 degrees-27 ...
J K, Starr, E N, Hanley
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Burst-fractures and cementoplasty
Journal of Neuroradiology, 2005Percutaneous acrylic cement vertebroplasty is known for its pain-relieving effect in spinal tumors and recently in osteoporotic vertebral collapse. To our knowledge no study has been published reporting the treatment of acute high energy post-traumatic fracture (mainly single burst fracture) by vertebroplasty.
H, Huet +4 more
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Spine, 1982
Sixteen patients with "unstable" burst fractures of the thoracolumbar junction were treated with a modified posterolateral decompression and Harrington rod instrumentation. Preoperative computed tomography (CT) could assess the midsagittal diameter of the spinal canal and accurately localize the site of neural impingement.
P C, McAfee, H A, Yuan, N A, Lasda
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Sixteen patients with "unstable" burst fractures of the thoracolumbar junction were treated with a modified posterolateral decompression and Harrington rod instrumentation. Preoperative computed tomography (CT) could assess the midsagittal diameter of the spinal canal and accurately localize the site of neural impingement.
P C, McAfee, H A, Yuan, N A, Lasda
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The incidence and distribution of burst fractures
Emergency Radiology, 2005This study was conducted to assess occurrence and distribution of burst fractures as well as common accident mechanisms and the associated neurologic deficit. Using picture archiving and communications system, all emergency multidetector computed tomography studies over 34 months were retrieved and evaluated for burst fractures by two radiologists by ...
Frank V, Bensch +3 more
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Unstable Thoracolumbar Fractures, with Emphasis on the Burst Fracture
Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1988There is much controversy as to the appropriate treatment of unstable thoracolumbar fractures. If surgery is decided upon, this article suggests a plan to accomplish the reduction of the fracture and decompression of the neural elements. The fractures are divided into compression injuries, seat belt injuries, fracture-dislocations, and burst fractures.
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