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... 14 Surgery 14 BackPainandSciatica 15 AWrongMixtureofFluids 15 DiscHerniation 17 HistoricalCaseStudy 19 TheFacetSyndrome 21 SpinalStenosis 21 SpinalInfections 22EgyptianMummiesandSirPercivalPott ... mean difficult choices inthe allocation of treatment modalities. Therefore, a basic knowledge of the state of the art of the diagnosis and treatment of spinal disorders is required, not onlyfor ... 6LaughingGas,ChloroformandCocaine 6AntisepsisandAntibiotics 6DiagnosticImaging 8Scoliosis 8Pathogenesis 9Assessment 9Non-operativeTreatment 11 ScoliosisSurgery 13 JuvenileKyphosis 13 Spondylolisthesis 14 AnObstetricalProblem...

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... 22 1Reproducibility 22 1Differential Diagnosis of Spinal Pain Syndromes 22 2Recapitulation 22 2KeyArticles 22 3References 22 49 Imaging StudiesMarius R. Schmid, Jürg HodlerCoreMessages 22 7ImagingMethods 22 7StandardRadiographs ... 20 3Pain 20 4Function 21 0SpinalDeformity 21 0PhysicalExamination 21 1Walking 21 1Standing 21 1Sitting 21 6LyingSupine 22 0LyingonLeft/RightSide 22 0LyingProne 22 1AbnormalIllnessBehavior 22 1Reproducibility ... PfirrmannCoreMessages 26 1RationaleforSpinalInjections 26 1LumbarandCervicalNerveRootBlocks 26 2Indications 26 2Technique 26 3Complications 26 5DiagnosticandTherapeuticEfficacy 26 5EpiduralandCaudalBlocks 26 7Indications...

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... transverso- spinal group (right side), and the short back muscles group. The sacrospinalis group consists of the iliocostalis muscles,longissimus muscles and spinalis muscles. The transversospinal ... points of muscles, muscle cross sections,muscle fiber length and muscle type. Of particular importance is the geometricrelationship of the muscle line of action to the rotation center of the ... greater potential to producetorque). Moment arms for cervical and lumbar spine muscles have been deter-mined from MR and CT images [53, 64, 89 , 91]. Detailed descriptions of the anat-omy of spinal...

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... and assessment of spinal instability and the biomechanics of spinal stabilization [11, 103 ]. The reader is encouraged to explore these resources for a more in-depthstudy of this subject and for an ... support was mandatory.The goals of spinal instrumentation are tostabilize, correct and fuseWith the exception of the recent developments in non-fusion devices such as spinal arthroplasty and posterior ... fibrosus. Spine 15:402– 410 51. Mayer TG, Tencer AF, Kristoferson S, Mooney V (1984) Use of noninvasive techniques forquantification of spinal range -of- motion in normal subjects and chronic low-back...

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... changes of the disc✔Orientation and misalignment of the facetjoints correlate with development of earlyosteoarthritis of the joint✔Changes in bone architecture of the vertebralbodies and formation ... function increases proba-bility and severity of soft tissue and skeletal damage due to trauma and alsoenhances the likelihood of complications during surgery.The number of people over65 years will ... spine and osteoarthritis of the synovialjoints coexist and in most cases are interrelated [145]. Autopsy studies bySchmorl and Junghanns [64] reported evidence of spondylosis in 60% of womenand...

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... direct and indirect costs are considerable and their management utilizesa significant part of the gross national product of many countries. However, as160 Section Basic Sciencelihood of being offered ... development, diagnosis and treatment of LBP:limited diagnostic and prognostic value of medical imaging in non-specificback pain [8, 10]no positive effect but negative effect of bed rest [25, ... countries of the EU and Israel showed that self-reports of herniated or degenerated interver-tebraldiscsweremorecommoninBelgium,Austria,andSwitzerlandcomparedwith Norway, Sweden, Finland and Denmark...

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... [45].ImagingThe recent widespread use of the MRI scan in the assessment of spinal disordershas considerably improved the ability of surgeons to understand spinal pathol-ogy, especially in relation ... characteristics of this questionnaire were recently examinedin both surgical and conservative back pain patients and the reliability, validity and sensitivity to change of the individual core questions and ... an operation and their criteria for theselection of patients. Waddell and colleagues have argued that distress mayincrease the pressure for surgery and that inappropriate symptoms and signsmay...

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... Assessment of the SpineStandard MR sequencesare sufficient for mostindicationsStandard T1 (weighted = W) and T2 W spin-echo sequences are the basis of imaging in the spine (Fig. 1). T1 W and T2 ... arrows point to L3, L4 and S1 nerve roots) and hyperintense perineural fat tissue.d Axial T2 Wimages at the level of the intervertebral disc L5/S1 and e of the pedicles of S1 (white arrowheads) ... collapse of one vertebral body and of the intervertebraldisc (white curved arrow) and contrast enhancement within both vertebral bodies and within an epidural mass (arrows)with slight deformation of...

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... preferreddard approach for the treatment of thoracic spinal disorders including defor-mity, tumor or infection. In deformity surgery, the approach is always on theside of the apex of the curve, i.e. a ... Therefore, it is manda-tory to double-check the side of the thoracotomy at the beginning of the sur-gery.Image intensifier controloptimizes the spinal accessFurthermore, it is of great importance ... the origin of the resected rib (e.g. resection of the 7th rib allows the bestexposure of T9). This is crucial when a mini-open exposure is attempted. Because of the variant forms of the ribcage,...

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... respectively. Weakness of the abdominal wall particularly in multiparas canresult in abdominal herniations and needs to be repaired. A detailed description of the management of complications is ... critically dependent on aprofound knowledge of the surgical anatomy. Preoperative planning of the screwtrajectories with CT scans is mandatory if an altered anatomy (e.g. in spinal deformities) is ... thickness of the occipital bone [61]. Themaximum thickness of the occipital bone ranges from 11.5 to 15.1 mm in males and from 9.7 to 12.0 mm in females and is found at the level of the external...

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... fusion (i.e. interbody and posterolateral fusion) was first usedfor the treatment of spinal trauma and deformity, then expanded to failed previ-ous spinal fusion operations and is now used also ... fusiontechniquesBoos and Webb [24] reviewed 16 earlier non-randomized studies (1966–1995)with a total of 1264 cases and found a mean fusion rate of 87% (range, 40–96%) and an average rate of satisfactory ... withcircumferential spinal fusion for the treatment of discogenic pain at one verte-bral level between L3 and S1 [282]. Both prospective, randomized, multicenterShort-term clinical outcome of TDA is...

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... program•••Management of NSLBPVarious guidelines supporting the evidence of conservative treatment have beenpublished and they offer treatment recommendations for acute, subacute and chronic LBP ... 25:1S–33SExtensivereviewabouttheroleofactivityinthetreatmentofpatientswithbackpainwithcomprehensive recommendations from the Paris Task Force.Accident Rehabilitation & Compensation Insurance Corporation of New Zealand and National ... effectiveness and treatment success of McKenzie treatment compared to chiropractic manipulation or minimal treatment (educational booklet).There was no significant difference between the chiropractic and...

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... 643Ischemia of the spinal cord can result from stretching of the blood vessels feedingthe spinal cord or by prolonged hypotension. Therefore, a reduction of the cor-rection and restoration of a sufficient ... main objectives arearrest of curve progression and fusionThe main objective of surgical treatment is correction of the deformity and maintaining the correction by spinal fusion. When surgically ... degenerative changes oftenrequires combined anterior and posterior surgery and longer fusion length torestore sagittal profile and spinal balance [1, 18].A complication of the early scoliosis...

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... depended on the type of vertebralanomaly, the location of the anomaly, and the age of the patient at diagnosis. Bradford DS, Heithoff KB, Cohen M (1991) Intraspinal abnormalities and congenitalspine ... failure of formation, failure of seg-mentation,ormixed. Examples of failure of forma-tion are hemivertebra and wedge vertebra, whileunilateral unsegmented bars and block vertebraare examples of ... spinal deformities the only way to rebalance the spine may bethrough a spinal column resection with shortening of the spinal column. Thiswas described by Bradford and Tribus, and consists of...

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... measurements of the endplate obliquity of L3 in the frontal plane, and of the lumbar lordosis mea-sured between the L1 and S1 superior endplates in the sagittal plane of a standardX-ray.716 Section Spinal ... pathomorphology and pathomechanism [1]. Theasymmetric degeneration of the disc and/ or the facet joint leads to an asymmet-ric loading of the spinal segment and consequently of a whole spinal area. ... central canal and/ or foraminal neurocompression, fatigue of unbalancedparavertebral muscles and finally curve progression. The understanding of the natural history and behavior of such a pri-mary...

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