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Sagittal Profile of the Elderly
Journal of Spinal Disorders & Techniques, 2003Little is known about the natural history of spinal alignment as it ages into the eighth and ninth decades. Fifty asymptomatic volunteers 70-85 years of age (mean 76 years) without any history of spine pain, trauma, or deformity were radiographed in the standing lateral position, from C7 to the pelvis including the hips. Measurements included segmental
E Mark, Hammerberg, Kirkham B, Wood
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The Journal of Hand Surgery, 1997
Extensor tendon subluxation at the metacarpophalangeal joint occurs only rarely in patients without rheumatoid arthritis. Almost all reported cases involve disruption of the radial sagittal band with ulnar subluxation of the extensor tendon. A technique of sagittal band reconstruction is described that entails weaving a retrograde segment of extensor ...
H K, Watson, J, Weinzweig, P M, Guidera
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Extensor tendon subluxation at the metacarpophalangeal joint occurs only rarely in patients without rheumatoid arthritis. Almost all reported cases involve disruption of the radial sagittal band with ulnar subluxation of the extensor tendon. A technique of sagittal band reconstruction is described that entails weaving a retrograde segment of extensor ...
H K, Watson, J, Weinzweig, P M, Guidera
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Shunting to the Sagittal Sinus
2002To develop a shunt that drains CSF from the ventricles to the sagittal sinus under normal-physiological conditions. This shunting principle will not lead to any over-drainage, and a large proportion of the known shunt-complications will be avoided.On the basis of the normal values for ICP, resistance to outflow and the production rate of CSF we have ...
S E, Børgesen, F, Gjerris, N, Agerlin
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Sagittal fracture of the maxilla
Journal of Cranio-Maxillofacial Surgery, 1990Although sagittal fractures of the maxilla are not common, they can be observed in some cases following severe trauma to the facial skeleton. 18 of the 23 cases reported had combined mandibular and midfacial fractures. Sometimes in severe cases they may demonstrate instability with conventional methods of treatment; thus for adequate stabilization they
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Neuroradiology, 1971
A 3-year-old patient with a parietal sagittal suture is described. The radiological appearances of the skull in this extremely rare anomaly are defined and possible causes of the development of rare sutures are discussed. It is assumed that a histomechanical factor plays a decisive role in their development, probably by means of temporary local or ...
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A 3-year-old patient with a parietal sagittal suture is described. The radiological appearances of the skull in this extremely rare anomaly are defined and possible causes of the development of rare sutures are discussed. It is assumed that a histomechanical factor plays a decisive role in their development, probably by means of temporary local or ...
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Journal of Neurosurgery, 1976
✓ A procedure for correction of scaphocephaly is described. It differs from strip craniectomy in that it provides early correction of the deformity by removing the protuberances at the bregma and at the occiput. The morbidity and mortality of this procedure is no greater than with the more standard linear craniectomy.
J L, Venes, M P, Sayers
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✓ A procedure for correction of scaphocephaly is described. It differs from strip craniectomy in that it provides early correction of the deformity by removing the protuberances at the bregma and at the occiput. The morbidity and mortality of this procedure is no greater than with the more standard linear craniectomy.
J L, Venes, M P, Sayers
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Reformation of the sagittal suture following surgery for isolated sagittal craniosynostosis
Journal of Neurosurgery: Pediatrics, 2006Data from animal studies have shown that in experimentally induced craniosynostosis, removal of the involved calvaria results in the formation of new calvaria with time, and sutures redevelop in their normal anatomical positions. However, the pattern of suture reformation following surgery in humans with craniosynostosis remains ill-defined. The aim of
Deepak, Agrawal +2 more
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Surgical treatment of sagittal synostosis
Neurosurgery, 1986Abstract A technique for the correction of scaphocephaly is described. It is safe, is technically straightforward, and rapidly corrects the deformity. The results of a standardized operative procedure in 50 patients are reviewed.
M V, Olds, B, Storrs, M L, Walker
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Sagittal Bands: Are They Really Sagittal?
The Internet Journal of Hand Surgery, 2008openaire +1 more source