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The Role of Pelvic Compensation in Sagittal Balance and Imbalance: The Impact of Pelvic Compensation on Spinal Alignment and Clinical Outcomes Following Adult Spinal Deformity Surgery. [PDF]

Neurosurgery
Wang Z, Chen X, Hu X, Zhang H, Zhu W, Wang D, Zhang S, Kong C, Wang W, Lu S.   +9 more
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Sagittal Balance of the Spine

Orthopaedics and Traumatology: Surgery and Research, 2021
Spinal balance can be defined as the trade-off between outside forces acting on the spine and the muscle response of the trunk, under sensorineural regulation, to maintain stable upright posture, both static and dynamic. Homo sapiens developed sagittal alignment along with bipedalism.
Kariman Abelin-Genevois
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The Use of the T1 Sagittal Angle in Predicting Overall Sagittal Balance of the Spine

Spine Journal, 2010
A balanced sagittal alignment of the spine has been shown to strongly correlate with less pain, less disability, and greater health status scores. To restore proper sagittal balance, one must assess the position of the occiput relative to the sacrum. The assessment of spinal balance preoperatively can be challenging, whereas predicting postoperative ...
Patrick T. Knott
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Quality Control of Reconstructed Sagittal Balance for Sagittal Imbalance

Spine, 2011
Prospective radiographic study.To investigate the feasibility of controlling quality of reconstructed sagittal balance for sagittal imbalance.Patients with sagittal imbalance cannot walk or stand erect without overwork of musculature because of compromised biomechanical advantage. The result is muscle fatigue and activity-related pain.
Kao-Wha, Chang, Xiangyang, Leng, Wenhai, Zhao, Cheng, Ching-Wei, Tsung-Chein, Chen, Ku-I, Chang, Yin-Yu, Chen   +6 more
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Sagittal Balance in Adult Idiopathic Scoliosis

Clinical Spine Surgery: A Spine Publication, 2020
Study Design: A narrative review article study. Objective: The objective of this study was to highlight guiding principles and challenges faced with addressing sagittal alignment in patients with adult idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) and to discuss effective surgical strategies based ...
Michael T, Nolte, Philip K, Louie, Garrett K, Harada, Jannat M, Khan, Joseph, Ferguson, Christopher J, Dewald, Howard S, An   +6 more
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Case Presentation of Sagittal Balance

SPINE, 2016
Sagittal balance is an important concept in spinal coronal and kyphotic deformity correction. Sagittal alignment/lumbar lordosis is increasingly recognized and discussed in terms of surgical outcomes. Positive sagittal balance can lead to development of iatrogenic kyphosis, flatback syndrome, adjacent level degeneration, and junctional kyphosis.
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Editorial: Sagittal balance

Journal of Neurosurgery: Spine, 2014
It has become increasingly clear in the past decade that local, regional, and global sagittal alignment of the spinal column is strongly correlated to both quality of life assessments and also the results of spinal surgical interventions. Traditional open spinal reconstructive procedures have emphasized these sagittal parameters recently, correlating ...
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Sagittal balance of the mandible

The Journal of the American Dental Association, 1962
Sagittal balance of the mandible in­ volves, simultaneously, the anteropos­ terior and vertical relations of the man­ dible in the sagittal plane. Such balance exists when the teeth, the neuromuscular mechanism and the temporomandibular articulation are functioning in harmony.
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Global Sagittal Balance

Contemporary Neurosurgery, 2014
David M. Benglis, Laura Prado, Regis Haid   +2 more
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Sagittal Balance, a Useful Tool for Neurosurgeons?

2013
New instrumentation techniques have made any correction of the spinal architecture possible. Sagittal balance has been described as an important parameter for assessing spinal deformity in the early 1970s, but over the last decade its importance has grown with the published results in terms of overall quality of life and fusion rate. Up until now, most
Jimmy, Villard, Florian, Ringel, Bernhard, Meyer   +2 more
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