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Pseudarthrosis of the Lumbar Spine
Journal of the American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, 1997Pseudarthrosis can be a costly and disabling complication of lumbar spinal fusion. This review focuses on the incidence, causation, diagnosis, and nonoperative management of this condition, as well as surgical approaches that can be effective in treating carefully selected patients.
, Larsen, , Capen
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The Innervation of the Lumbar Spine
Spine, 1983The lumbar intervertebral discs are innervated posteriorly by the sinuvertebral nerves, but laterally by branches of the ventral rami and grey rami communicantes. The posterior longitudinal ligament is innervated by the sinuvertebral nerves and the anterior longitudinal ligament by branches of the grey rami.
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1984
In our medically aware and litigation-conscious society, X-ray films of the lumbar spine are taken in many individuals. We have examined 1172 lumbar-spin X-ray films of young, healthy, predominantly male adults who were seeking employment. Abnormalities worthy of mention were found in 683 of these.
J, Korber, B, Bloch
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In our medically aware and litigation-conscious society, X-ray films of the lumbar spine are taken in many individuals. We have examined 1172 lumbar-spin X-ray films of young, healthy, predominantly male adults who were seeking employment. Abnormalities worthy of mention were found in 683 of these.
J, Korber, B, Bloch
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Cryomicrotomy of the Lumbar Spine
Spine, 1986To investigate the pathogenesis of lumbar canal stenosis, a morphologic study was carried out by cryomicrotomy using 10 fresh lumbar spine specimens from the 3rd lumbar vertebra to the 1st sacral vertebra. The cryomicrotomy findings confirmed that anatomical relations were clearly demonstrated between dura, nerve root, osseous structure, disc and ...
N, Tajima, K, Kawano
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Medical Journal of Australia, 1962
The macroscopic courses of the posterior primary rami in the lumbar spine are described and illustrated from fresh cadaver dissections.
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The macroscopic courses of the posterior primary rami in the lumbar spine are described and illustrated from fresh cadaver dissections.
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The Mechanism of the Lumbar Spine
Spine, 1981The moments generated in the lumbar spine by a weight lifter are balanced by moments generated internally by muscles and by the intervertebral ligamentous structures including the disc. Unique real number solutions have been obtained by a optimization technique minimizing shear and penalizing excessive muscle power.
S, Gracovetsky, H F, Farfan, C, Lamy
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Pseudomeningocele of the lumbar spine
Surgical Neurology, 1988A patient with a lumbar pseudomeningocele after intervertebral disc surgery is reported and the findings of computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging are described.
H W, Schumacher +2 more
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Biomechanical Analysis of the Lumbar Spine
min - Minimally Invasive Neurosurgery, 1997Physiological mobility of the lumbar spine, as a very important feature of this spinal segment biomechanics, has been defined, i.e., physiological instability has been proven on a sample of 35 fresh cadaveric human lumbar spine specimens which were tested in experimental conditions of both centric and eccentric static loads.
Božić, Boris +2 more
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THORACIC AND LUMBAR SPINE TRAUMA
Neuroimaging Clinics of North America, 2001Complete thoracolumbar trauma evaluation incorporates radiographs, computed tomography, and magnetic resonance imaging. Primarily to localize the level of injury, diagnosis of thoracolumbar spine trauma begins with radiographs. Computed tomography with sagittal reformatted images is more sensitive for identifying the full extent of injury and the ...
L, Gray, R, Vandemark, M, Hays
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