2007
DOI: 10.1590/s0004-282x2007000500036
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Acesso anterior para pacientes com fraturas traumáticas do tipo compressão do segmento toracolombar (T11 a L2) da coluna vertebral

Abstract: Resumo -Objetivo: Relatar a experiência com o acesso anterior em fraturas traumáticas do tipo compressão no segmento toracolombar (T11 a L2) que foram submetidos à cirurgia pelo acesso anterior. Método: estudo prospectivo de janeiro de 1994 a janeiro de 2004 envolvendo 32 pacientes. A presença da fusão ós-sea e do alinhamento foram analisadas 6 e 12 meses após a cirurgia. Resultados: A idade média foi 36,53 anos, sendo 23 do sexo masculino. A vértebra mais atingida foi L1 (n=12). A maioria dos casos que intern… Show more

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“…Advocates of the anterior approach argue that this technique offers advantages such as the possibility of a better window for spinal canal decompression 8,28 . Conversely, the posterior approach has demonstrated benefits such as a shorter operative time and less blood loss 8 Ultimately, when selecting the operative approach for the patient, the surgeon must consider various factors before making a decision, including the surgeon's experience, fracture type, neurological status, and medullary canal compromise degree, among others.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Advocates of the anterior approach argue that this technique offers advantages such as the possibility of a better window for spinal canal decompression 8,28 . Conversely, the posterior approach has demonstrated benefits such as a shorter operative time and less blood loss 8 Ultimately, when selecting the operative approach for the patient, the surgeon must consider various factors before making a decision, including the surgeon's experience, fracture type, neurological status, and medullary canal compromise degree, among others.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%