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World Neurosurgery, 2015
Performing each step is crucial to a high rate of accuracy, and this begins with preoperative assessment of the pedicle anatomy. At a minimum, plain radiographs are reviewed to determine the morphology of the pedicle, and advanced imaging such as computerized tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging can also be of value. Meticulous exposure of the
Jeremy L, Fogelson, William E, Krauss
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Performing each step is crucial to a high rate of accuracy, and this begins with preoperative assessment of the pedicle anatomy. At a minimum, plain radiographs are reviewed to determine the morphology of the pedicle, and advanced imaging such as computerized tomography (CT) or magnetic resonance imaging can also be of value. Meticulous exposure of the
Jeremy L, Fogelson, William E, Krauss
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Complications Associated with Pedicle Screws*
The Journal of Bone & Joint Surgery, 1999The safety and the effectiveness of pedicle-screw instrumentation in the spine have been questioned despite its use worldwide to enhance stabilization of the spine. This review was performed to answer questions about the technique of insertion and the nature and etiology of complications directly attributable to the screws.We performed a retrospective ...
J E, Lonstein +5 more
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery-American Volume, 2000
Corresponding author: John E. Lonstein, M.D., Twin Cities Spine Center, Piper Building, Suite 600, 913 East 26th Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404-4515, E-mail address: jelonstein@tcspine.com To The Editor: I read with interest the paper entitled "Complications Associated with Pedicle Screws" (81-A: 1519-1528, Nov. 1999), by Lonstein et al.
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Corresponding author: John E. Lonstein, M.D., Twin Cities Spine Center, Piper Building, Suite 600, 913 East 26th Street, Minneapolis, Minnesota 55404-4515, E-mail address: jelonstein@tcspine.com To The Editor: I read with interest the paper entitled "Complications Associated with Pedicle Screws" (81-A: 1519-1528, Nov. 1999), by Lonstein et al.
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The Effect of Pedicle Morphometry on Pedicle Screw Loading
Spine, 1997Static nondestructive bending analysis of pedicle screws inserted into vertebral analogues was conducted. Pedicle screw bending load was studied as a function of pedicle morphometry.To determine how sagittal bending moment in pedicle screws is affected by changes in pedicle height, length, and width.An unexpectedly high rate of clinical failure has ...
T O, McKinley +4 more
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Journal of Spinal Disorders, 1995
Although research has determined pedicle screw pullout strengths for normal and osteoporotic bone, this study provides the first biomechanical analysis of pedicle screw salvage. Ten fresh frozen human lumbar spines were separated into individual vertebrae; 6.0 x 40 mm pedicle screws were placed in each pedicle; and an axial pullout test was performed ...
R F, McLain +3 more
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Although research has determined pedicle screw pullout strengths for normal and osteoporotic bone, this study provides the first biomechanical analysis of pedicle screw salvage. Ten fresh frozen human lumbar spines were separated into individual vertebrae; 6.0 x 40 mm pedicle screws were placed in each pedicle; and an axial pullout test was performed ...
R F, McLain +3 more
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Editorial: Pedicle screw navigation
Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine, 2012In their paper, Mr. Shin and colleagues present a metaanalysis comparing the accuracy of computer-navigated pedicle screw insertions versus nonnavigated techniques.1 The authors only included studies in which both techniques were performed. A total of 18 cohort studies and 2 randomized controlled trials, performed between 2000 and 2011, were evaluated.
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Complications of the Variable Screw Plate Pedicle Screw Fixation
Spine, 1991In this study, 124 consecutive cases of posterior spinal fusion with variable screw plate fixation were reviewed. In 33 patients (27%), 41 complications were identified. Urinary tract infection without sequelae developed in 13 patients. Dural tear occurred in seven patients and wound hematoma in five.
J L, West, J W, Ogilvie, D S, Bradford
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2014
Minimally invasive techniques in pedicle screw insertion provide an additional option to a spine surgeon’s armamentarium in dealing with various spine pathologies. It can be applied to practically any surgical setting where conventional open technique is indicated.
Jonathan N. Sembrano +3 more
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Minimally invasive techniques in pedicle screw insertion provide an additional option to a spine surgeon’s armamentarium in dealing with various spine pathologies. It can be applied to practically any surgical setting where conventional open technique is indicated.
Jonathan N. Sembrano +3 more
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