2017
DOI: 10.1016/j.wneu.2017.06.025
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Influence of Magnetic Resonance Imaging Features on Surgical Decision-Making in Degenerative Cervical Myelopathy: Results from a Global Survey of AOSpine International Members

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“…The procedure should be chosen to decompress the affected spinal cord or nerve roots, maintain or restore spinal stability, and correct or prevent kyphotic deformities. The procedure must be tailored to the individual patient’s pathology and medical condition in addition to the surgeon’s comfort with a given procedure [9,18,20,21]. There are several advantages of the anterior approach for the cervical spine.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The procedure should be chosen to decompress the affected spinal cord or nerve roots, maintain or restore spinal stability, and correct or prevent kyphotic deformities. The procedure must be tailored to the individual patient’s pathology and medical condition in addition to the surgeon’s comfort with a given procedure [9,18,20,21]. There are several advantages of the anterior approach for the cervical spine.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The authors advocate a patient-tailored approach that considers individual nuances of the preexisting pathology for surgical planning; not all patients are amenable to both approaches, and management of deformity and surgical preference, as well as expertise, are important factors to consider. Indeed, this has been echoed in a global survey of spine surgeons [44], which indicated that a significant anterior cord compression and cervical kyphosis strongly influenced surgeons toward an anterior approach, whereas a high degree of posterior cord compression, congenital stenosis, and multilevel compression or OPLL were the strongest factors influencing surgeons toward a posterior surgery.…”
Section: Debate: Anterior Vs Posterior Surgical Approachmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Отмечается возможность про-слеживания процесса дегенерации и потери жидкости фиброзного кольца, пульпозного ядра и замыкательных пластин [4,5]. Зарубежные исследователи и практикующие хирурги также убеждены в высокой значимости и важности предоперационного обследования пациентов с применением МР-томографии, позволяющей определить патологические изменения в позво-ночном канале, степень выраженности ком-прессии спинного мозга и количество вовлечен-ных уровней [6,7,8].…”
Section: Modern Methods Of Radiology Diagnostics As a Basis For Timelunclassified