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Congenital cervical kyphosis in two young sighthounds [PDF]
Veterinary and Comparative Orthopaedics and Traumatology, 2015 SummaryIntroduction: Cervical vertebral (C) malformation is rarely reported in large breed dogs. Congenital cervical kyphosis (CCK) may result from defects of vertebral segmentation, failure of formation or both. This report describes two cases of C3-C4 CCK in young sighthounds, treated surgically.Case description: An 18-month-old female Deerhound and ...
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Kyphosis One Level Above the Cervical Disc Disease
Journal of Spinal Disorders & Techniques, 2007 If present, kyphotic angulation is generally at the level of the cervical disc disease (CDD) in the neck, but sometimes occurs at one level above the CDD. We name this situation as kyphosis one level above (KOLA). KOLA CDD has not been studied previously.
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Cervical corpectomy and plate fixation for postlaminectomy kyphosis
Journal of Neurosurgery, 1994 ✓ Between 1987 and 1991, 20 patients with symptomatic postlaminectomy kyphosis were treated with anterior decompression, bone graft, and anterior cervical plate. The patients were predominantly male (14:6) with a mean age of 58 years. The initial laminectomy was performed for either spondylosis (80%) or spinal tumor (20%).
J M, Herman, V K, Sonntag
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Prediction of angular kyphosis after cervical laminoplasty using radiologic measurements
Journal of Clinical Neuroscience, 2021 Angular kyphosis is an important complication after cervical laminoplasty. Previous reports have suggested that T1 slope (T1s) and extension function (EF) have key roles in kyphosis, and no different radiologic measuments which affects postoperative ...
Seong Bae An, Yoon Ha, Dong Ah Shin
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Surgical treatment of postlaminectomy cervical kyphosis
, 2000 Multilevel cervical laminectomy may cause cervical kyphosis in adults afflicted with preoperative instability or deformity in this part of the spine. The laminectomy procedure may also lead to cervical kyphosis in children who have no preoperative instability or deformity.
Gülmen V., Zileli M.
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Effects of thoracic kyphosis and forward head posture on cervical range of motion in older adults
Manual Therapy, 2013 It is unclear how age-related postural changes such as thoracic spine kyphosis influence cervical range-of-motion (ROM) in patients with cervical spine dysfunction.
Ross Clark, Yong-Hao Pua, June Quek
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Spine, 2002
A retrospective study of 13 patients with cervical kyphosis. The authors propose new methods of measuring spinal cord compression and predicting the progression of kyphosis.To ascertain predictive factors for progression of cervical kyphosis and myelopathy.Cervical kyphosis may be congenital, result from decompression surgery, or occur as a ...
Motoki, Iwasaki +4 more
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A retrospective study of 13 patients with cervical kyphosis. The authors propose new methods of measuring spinal cord compression and predicting the progression of kyphosis.To ascertain predictive factors for progression of cervical kyphosis and myelopathy.Cervical kyphosis may be congenital, result from decompression surgery, or occur as a ...
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Analysis of cervical kyphosis and spinal balance in young idiopathic scoliosis patients classified by the apex of thoracic kyphosis [PDF]
European Spine Journal, 2016 Purpose Sagittal balance has recently been the focus of studies aimed at understanding the correction force required for both coronal and sagittal malalignment.
Kenyū Itô, Kei Ando, Shiro Imagama
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Treatment of Cervical Kyphosis in Children
Spine, 1988Children with severe cervical kyphosis present a difficult treatment challenge. The most common etiology of this deformity is extensive laminectomies, especially associated with postlaminectomy irradiation. The deformity can be rapidly progressive leading to neurologic involvement.
W R, Francis, D P, Noble
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Contemporary Spine Surgery
Abstract Kyphosis of the cervical spine can have many causes. The most common causes include degeneration of the cervical spine, infection, trauma, inflammatory diseases, tumors, and iatrogenic causes. Cervical kyphosis can be associated with myelopathy and radiculopathy, so it is important to look for signs and symptoms of spinal cord and ...
Yu-Po Lee, Jason Liang
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Abstract Kyphosis of the cervical spine can have many causes. The most common causes include degeneration of the cervical spine, infection, trauma, inflammatory diseases, tumors, and iatrogenic causes. Cervical kyphosis can be associated with myelopathy and radiculopathy, so it is important to look for signs and symptoms of spinal cord and ...
Yu-Po Lee, Jason Liang
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