Surgical cervicology as an independent branch of surgery — utopia or the near future?

Trunin, E.M.; Dydykin, S.S.; Tatarkin, V.V.; Vasil’ev, Yu.L.; Мовчан, К. Н.; Bakunov, A. M.; Mustafina, E.A.; Resnyanskaya, E.D.

doi:10.17116/operhirurg2023702155

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“…Thanks to the cervical part of the vertebral column, it can bend and unbend. Numerous biomechanical studies show that normal neck flexion is 85 • and extension is 70 • [18]. The tilt to the right and left has an amplitude of 40 • in each direction.…”

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Intervertebral Canals and Intracanal Ligaments as New Terms in Terminologia anatomica

Zhandarov,

Blinova,

Ogarev

et al. 2023

Diagnostics

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This study addresses the cervical part of the vertebral column. Clinical pictures of dystrophic diseases of the cervical part of the vertebral column do not always correspond only to the morphological changes—they may be represented by connective tissue formation and nerve and vessel compression. To find out the possible reason, this morphometric study of the cervical part of the vertebral column in 40 cadavers was performed. CT scans were performed on 17 cadaveric material specimens. A total of 12 histological samples of connective tissue structures located in intervertebral canals (IC) were studied. One such formation, an intracanal ligament (IL) located in the IC, was found. Today, there is no term “intervertebral canal”, nor is there a detailed description of the intervertebral canal in the cervical part of the vertebral column. Cervical intervertebral canals make up five pairs in segments C2–C7. On cadavers, the IC lateral and medial apertures were 0.9–1.5 cm and 0.5–0.9 cm, correspondingly. According to our histological study, the connective tissue structures in the IC are ligaments—IL. According to the presence of these ligaments, ICs were classified into three types. Complete regional anatomy characterization of the IC of the cervical part of the vertebral column with a description of its constituent anatomical elements was provided. The findings demonstrate the need to include the terms “intervertebral canal” and “intervertebral ligament” in the Terminologia anatomica.

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Intervertebral Canals and Intracanal Ligaments as New Terms in Terminologia anatomica

Zhandarov,

Blinova,

Ogarev

et al. 2023

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Giant Parathyroid Adenoma - A Difficult Diagnosis or a Lack of Specialist Training?

Mikhailovich,

Viktorovich,

Vladimirovich

et al. 2023

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A clinical observation of a 48-year-old patient with a giant adenoma of the left lower parathyroid gland is presented. Peculiarities of preoperative planning of asymmetrical mini-access on the anterior surface of the neck and methodology of intraoperative optimization of the key parameters of surgical access in the process of tumor mobilization are shown. Considering the difficulties arising in the process of diagnostics and treatment of the disease, importance of additional information of wide range of specialists concerning clinical manifestations, peculiarities of diagnostics and treatment of patients with primary hyperparathyroidism on the background of the solitary parathyroid adenoma is pointed out. The expediency of additional specialization of surgeons within the framework of the multidisciplinary specialty "Surgical Cervicology", previously proposed by the authors, is emphasized.

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Surgical cervicology as an independent branch of surgery — utopia or the near future?

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Intervertebral Canals and Intracanal Ligaments as New Terms in Terminologia anatomica

Intervertebral Canals and Intracanal Ligaments as New Terms in Terminologia anatomica

Giant Parathyroid Adenoma - A Difficult Diagnosis or a Lack of Specialist Training?

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