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World Neurosurgery, 2018 Background: Removing the posterior longitudinal ligament in cervical corpectomy is a controversial issue. It is unclear whether the risks are counterbalanced by clinical benefits.
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Operative Neurosurgery, 2008
Previously, information on cervical corpectomy complication rates has been obtained from retrospective analysis of single-institution data. The aim of this study was to report 30-day mortality and complication rates after cervical corpectomy using multicenter prospective data from the Veterans Affairs National Surgical Quality Improvement Program ...
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Previously, information on cervical corpectomy complication rates has been obtained from retrospective analysis of single-institution data. The aim of this study was to report 30-day mortality and complication rates after cervical corpectomy using multicenter prospective data from the Veterans Affairs National Surgical Quality Improvement Program ...
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CERVICAL CORPECTOMY AND STRUT GRAFTING
Neurosurgery, 2007Cervical corpectomy and strut grafting is a deceptively simple procedure that has been performed for many years for a variety of cervical spine disorders (infection, neoplastic disease, and trauma) but most commonly for cervical spondylosis. The procedure requires attention to detail to ensure adequate decompression of the neural structures and ...
Andrea F, Douglas, Paul R, Cooper
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Partial Corpectomy for Cervical Spondylosis
Spine, 2003A retrospective review was performed of a single surgeon's experience with partial corpectomy over a 9-year period. The measures evaluated included fusion rate, complications, and neurologic symptoms.To demonstrate the safety and efficacy of partial corpectomy for multilevel cervical spondylosis.Strategies for the surgical management of cervical ...
Michael W, Groff +3 more
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MULTILEVEL OBLIQUE CORPECTOMIES
Operative Neurosurgery, 2007We describe extensively the multilevel oblique corpectomy technique with its advantages, disadvantages, indications, and biomechanical effects. This procedure is an alternative to the anterior corpectomy.Multilevel oblique corpectomy can be indicated in spondylotic myelopathy, whether or not it is associated with unilateral radiculopathy.
Bruneau, Michael +2 more
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British Journal of Neurosurgery, 2010 Intraoperative ultrasound (IOUS) has been described to be useful during central corpectomy for compressive cervical myelopathy. This study aimed at documenting the utility of IOUS in oblique cervical corpectomy (OCC).
Vinu Moses, Roy Thomas Daniel
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Subaxial Cervical Reconstruction of Multilevel Corpectomies and Skip Corpectomies
2019Anterior cervical corpectomies are used in cases of ventral cord compression that cannot be addressed with a standard anterior cervical discectomy or posterior cervical laminectomy or laminoplasty. Although relatively uncommon, several pathologies render this a useful surgical technique for severe spondylotic myelopathy, infection, and ossification of ...
Mena Kerolus, Vincent Traynelis
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Four-Level Cervical Corpectomy
Spine, 1998Retrospective analysis of 31 cases of cervical spondylotic myelopathy treated by four-level subaxial cervical corpectomy.To determine whether extremes of anterior decompression and fusion have inordinate or unique levels of morbidity.There is a paucity of data on experience with four-level corpectomy.
R L, Saunders, H J, Pikus, P, Ball
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2020
Anterolateral open thoracotomy still remains the gold standard by which all other approaches are compared. Excellent direct visualization of neural elements and multilevel access are clear advantages, although morbidity and need for access surgeons are the major disadvantages. Nearly all patients demonstrate good neurologic outcomes.
Hyeong Seok Oh +2 more
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Anterolateral open thoracotomy still remains the gold standard by which all other approaches are compared. Excellent direct visualization of neural elements and multilevel access are clear advantages, although morbidity and need for access surgeons are the major disadvantages. Nearly all patients demonstrate good neurologic outcomes.
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