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find Keyword "Degenerative spondylolisthesis" 3 results
  • CLINICAL APPLICATION OF SHORT SEGMENT PEDICLE SCREW IN TREATING DEGE NERATIVEL4 SPONDYLOLISTHESIS

    To investigate the shortsegment pedicle screw in treating degenerative L4 spondylolisthesis and the relationship of the preliminarily bending degree of the titanium rod with the lumbar lordosisangle, the slipping angle and the slipping percentage and to evaluate the clinical coincidence and curative effects of the preliminarilybent rod. MethodsFrom September 2005 to March 2007, 31 female patients (age, 40-70 years; average, 58.3 years) were admitted for surgical treatment of their L4 degenerative spondylolisthesis (MeyerdingⅠ°, Ⅱ°). Their lumbar lordosis angle (x1), slipping angle (x2), and slipping percentage (x3) were measured in the L4,5 segment before operation. During the operation, the titanium rod bent beforehand according to the corresponding standards was inserted. The angle of the bent rod (Y) was measured, and then the multiple linear regression equation was established. The regression equation was applied to the surgical treatment of the 30 patients.Results According to the criteria in the JOA scoring system, the 31 patients had scores of 8.300± 1.080 and 26.916±1.859 before operation and after operation, respectively. There was a significant difference between before operation and after operation(Plt;0.05). The established multiple linear regression equation was as follows:Y=0.1390-0.327logx1+0.463x2+0.288x32.The operating time was 51.290±3.408 min in the 30 patients who underwent an insertion of the preliminarilybent rod during the operation; however, the operating time was 102.360±5.004 min in the 31 patients who underwent an insertion of the bent rod that was made based on experience during the previous operations. There was a significant difference in the operating time between the two kinds of the rods (Plt;0.05). Estimated according to 90%, 95% and 99% of the areas under the normalcurve, the clinical coincidence rates in the preliminarily bending degrees of the titanium rod in the 30 patients were 80.00%,90.00% and 96.67%, respectively.Conclusion The titanium rod that has been bent into a certain angle before operation according to the established criteria can definitely diminish its strain during operation and efficiently shorten the operating time.Thiskind of the titanium rod has a good coincidence in clinical application and can be effectively used in clinical practice.It is worth reference during the clinical operation.

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  • DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH OF IN VIVO KINEMATICS IN LUMBAR DEGENERATIVE SPONDYLOLISTHESIS

    ObjectiveTo review the researches of in vivo kinematics in lumbar degenerative spondylol isthesis (DS). MethodsRelated literature concerning the in vivo kinematics in patients with lumbar DS was extensively reviewed and comprehensively analyzed in 4 terms of the instabil ity of lumbar DS, vertebral motion pattern, the morphological changes of spinal canal, and intraoperative biomechanical measurement. ResultsWhether there is lumbar segmental instabil ity in lumbar DS patients is still controversial, which should be based on degenerative stage of lumbar spine and grade of slip. The hypomobility of the lumbar spinous processes and the facet joint is seen in DS. The diameter, cross-sectional area, and volume of spinal canal in lumbar DS patients are significantly smaller than those of the normal control. Because of its invasive procedure and medical ethics, the use of the intraoperative measurement device is limited. These reported researches of in vivo kinematics in DS are almost on the sagittal plane. However, few data have been reported on the 6-degree-of-freedom (6DOF) kinematics of the diseased levels under physiological loading conditions. ConclusionThe 6DOF kinematics data can accurately reflect the segmental motion characteristics in lumbar DS patients, recent studies have been reported, further studies are still needed.

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  • DEVELOPMENT RESEARCH OF ROLE OF FACET JOINT ORIENTATION IN DEGENERATIVE SPONDYLOLISTHESIS

    ObjectiveTo review the researches of the role of the facet joint orientation (FJO) in degenerative spondylolisthesis (DS). MethodsRelated literature concerning the FJO in patients with DS was extensively reviewed and comprehensively analyzed in 4 terms of the basic concepts, measurement methods, the controversial etiology, and the clinical significance. ResultsThe multiplanar reformation of spiral CT is expected to become a new method of studying the FJO. The causal relationship between the sagittal FJO and DS is still controversial, but further prospective studies are needed to resolve this issue. The sagittal FJO is very important in the prevention of DS and the choice of surgery plan. ConclusionThe etiologic relationship between the FJO and DS need to be further studied.

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