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Letter to the Editor: Timing of radiographic assessment of fusion
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Editorial: Chiari malformation I surgically treated with atlantoaxial fixation
Is atlantoaxial instability the cause of Chiari malformation? Outcome analysis of 65 patients treated by atlantoaxial fixation
It appears that the pathogenesis of Chiari malformation with or without associated basilar invagination and/or syringomyelia is primarily related to atlantoaxial instability. The data suggest that the surgical treatment in these cases should be directed toward atlantoaxial stabilization and segmental arthrodesis. Except in cases in which there is assimilation of the atlas, inclusion of the occipital bone is neither indicated nor provides optimum stability. Foramen magnum decompression is not necessary and may be counter-effective in the long run 1).
Management of C1–2 traumatic fractures using an intraoperative 3D imaging–based navigation system
Fusion following lateral mass reconstruction in the cervical spine
Lateral retroperitoneal transpsoas interbody fusion in a patient with achondroplastic dwarfism
Cortical screws used to rescue failed lumbar pedicle screw construct: a biomechanical analysis
Quality of life outcomes after revision lumbar discectomy
Management of spinal cord injury–related scoliosis using pedicle screw–only constructs
Sciatica due to heterotopic ossification: case illustration
Impact of body habitus on fluoroscopic radiation emission during minimally invasive spine surgery.