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Observer reliability in evaluating pedicle screw placement using computed tomography
Pedicle screw insertion in spinal surgery is a demanding technique with potential risks to neurological structures, for example, within the spinal canal.
Kosmopoulos, V. +7 more
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Boxplot showing correlations between actual pedicle screw positions and preoperative planning paths for different groups.
Xiu-Yun Xiao (7274342) +7 more
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Pedicle screw insertion and harvest.
A: Intraoperative picture after pedicle screw insertion. Postero-anterior view (B) and lateral (C) view of post-surgery lumbar radiograph. Representative micro X-ray computed-tomography (μCT) images (D: axial image, F: coronal image, H: sagittal image ...
Tadashi Kokubo (521172) +7 more
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Introduction: Spinal fusion surgery with pedicle screws is commonly performed to stabilize the spine of osteoporotic patients. However, securing a strong screw fixation in osteoporotic bone presents significant challenges due to the reduced bone density.
Harun, Mohd Hezery +3 more
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1 Background. Computerized navigation improves the clinical outcome of pedicle screw
Eric Moult +3 more
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Fatal Intracardiac Embolism Following Cement-Augmented Pedicle Screw Instrumentation: A Case Report. [PDF]
Toledo RER, Arcos LC, Carrillo JA.
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Evaluation of Outcomes from Pedicle Screw Fixation Before and After Laminectomy : Short title: Outcomes of Pedicle Screw Fixation Before and After Laminectomy. [PDF]
Sadeghi V, Mousavi ST, Shimia M.
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Automated multi-objective pedicle screw planning. [PDF]
Götschi T +5 more
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Pedicle Screw-Aortic Interaction: A Single Centre Experience and Proposal for a Morphology Based Management Algorithm. [PDF]
Campana F +7 more
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A pedicle screw assembly has a retractable screw tip that facilitates the securement of the pedicle screw assembly to a spinal vertebra in a minimally invasive fashion during an orthopedic surgical procedure.
Durivage, Gary, Biyani, Ashok
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