2015
DOI: 10.4172/2165-7939.s6-006
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Stimulation of Pedicle Screws with Diathermy: Is it a Viable Option to Detect Breaches?

Abstract: Background: To analyse use of monopolar diathermy stimulation of pedicle screws in order to improve breach detection.

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“…It is routinely used for stabilization between two or more spinal levels in degenerative, traumatic, oncogenic or pre-operatively deformed vertebrae. 10 During pedicle screw insertion, it is important both to select the correct size of the screw and to place it properly within the pedicle to ensure good anchoring. The free-hand technique has a high associated rate of unplanned per-foration, which is the major specific complication of pedicle screw placement and causes a high risk of bone weakening or lesions of the spinal cord, nerve roots or blood vessels.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It is routinely used for stabilization between two or more spinal levels in degenerative, traumatic, oncogenic or pre-operatively deformed vertebrae. 10 During pedicle screw insertion, it is important both to select the correct size of the screw and to place it properly within the pedicle to ensure good anchoring. The free-hand technique has a high associated rate of unplanned per-foration, which is the major specific complication of pedicle screw placement and causes a high risk of bone weakening or lesions of the spinal cord, nerve roots or blood vessels.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%