Treatment of kyphotic deformities in adults: our experience

Pelvic parameters and global spine balance for spine degenerative disease: the importance of containing for the well being of content

“…If contiguous deformity (such as Scheuermann kyphosis) is present, fusion should consider the combination of both deformities. • For multilevel thoracolumbar junction kyphosis, all kyphotic segments should be included in the fusion [10]. • Patients with lumbar hypolordosis who compensate with thoracic lordosis can be selectively corrected and fused at the lumbar spine.…”

Construction and validation under dynamic conditions of a novel thoracolumbar spine model with defined muscle paths using the wrapping method

“…Particularly, displacement of the center of gravity from vertebral compressive fractures has been reported to negatively affect a patient's quality of life (Miyakoshi, 2008), to decrease the stride width due to restriction of the hip joint range (White and Panjabi, 1990) and to promote visceral disease. Therefore, quantitative evaluation of biological internal forces, such as the load generated between the vertebral bodies and the force of the trunk muscles, can likely be applied to new treatment and preventive methods by clarifying the cause of the spinal deformity or compression fracture (Sinaki et al, 2005, Adam et al, 2008, Bruno et al, 2012, Finocchiaro et al, 2012, Wood et al, 2014.…”

Neuro-vaskuläre Komplikationen bei komplexen Korrektureingriffen − Ursachen, Prävention, Systemlösungen

“…Vornehmlich Ponte-Osteotomien u. SPO, seltener PSO u. VCR 0 -3 % Coe et al [95] Lonner et al [96] Kim et al [97] Koller [98] Finocchiaro [99] Kongenitale Skoliose Dorsale und/oder ventrale Fusion, Epiphyseodesen, VCR, Hemivertebra-Resektion, PSO, Distraktionsverfahren 0 -14 % Reames et al [14] Smith et al [15] Ayvaz et al [16] Kaspiris et al [17] Neuromuskuläre Skoliose Dorsale und dorsoventrale Fusion mit/ohne Pelvis-Einschluss 1,8 -16,7 % Rumalla et al [100] Turturro et al [101] Cognetti et al [102] Toll et al [103] Degenerative rigide Deformitäten (fixierte sagittale Imbalance, degenerative Skoliose)…”