Treatment of the spondylolisthesis. : Operation in situ or reposition spondylodesis [0.03%]
治疗滑脱症：原位手术或复位脊椎融合术
P Metz-Stavenhagen,R Sambale,H-J Völpel et al.
P Metz-Stavenhagen et al.
The indication for operative treatment of spondylolisthesis in children and juvenile patients relies mainly on the progressive slipping of the vertebra, with consecutive deformation, on the other hand on neurological disorders, that may be ...
The treatment of spondylolistheses with segmental reduction and interbody fusion by means of an internal fixator [0.03%]
经椎弓根内固定器复位融合治疗脊椎滑脱症
P Kluger,F Weidt,W Puhl
P Kluger
In spondylolisthesis with an indication for fusion and with a slipping of more than 50 % at least a partial reposition should be reached in general because the incidence of pseudarthrosis would increase with a fusion in situ and a large dis...
F Hohmann,H Stürz
F Hohmann
The indication for operative treatment in spondylolisthesis results from pain, progressive sliding and, in up to 60 % of the patients with progressive dislocation, from radicular malfunction. The posterolateral fusion in situ is a safe proc...
W Dick,R Elke
W Dick
The deformity in severe spondylolisthesis consists of two components: the parallel anterocaudad slip of the spondylolisthetic vertebra, and its tilt into kyphotic malposition. The influence of the two components is very different: the anter...
F Hefti
F Hefti
The majority of patients with symptomatic spondylolysis can be treated conservatively. Only when symptoms persist in spite of conservative treatment surgery may be indicated. In young patients, however, fusion of a mobile segment should be ...
D Schlenzka
D Schlenzka
Isthmic spondylolisthesis occurs in 4.4 % of children. In general it is a benign condition. The majority of individuals with mild or moderate isthmic vertebral slip remain free of symptoms or get only mild symptoms. In children and adolesce...
M Engelhardt,I Reuter,J Freiwald et al.
M Engelhardt et al.
Spondylolysis and spondylolisthesis occur predominantly in the lower lumbar spine. Besides congenital defects such as predisposition of spondylolysis the correlation between competitive sports activities and an increased incidence of spondy...
F U Niethard,J Pfeil,M Weber
F U Niethard
The commonly accepted hypothesis set up by Brocher in 1950 that the dysplasia of the pars interarticularis vertebrae is an essential requirement for the occurrence of spondylolysis should be thought over in light of recent findings. Newly p...