Injury Extra Volume 39, Issue 8 August 2008

Isolated biceps femoris rupture from the ischial tuberosity treated by surgical repair in a male rugby player Pages 261-263 Iain McNamara and Jai Chitnavis
3.
Thompson hip hemiarthroplasty: Asymptomatic after 44 years a case report Pages 264-266 Burak Beksaç, Doğan Bek, Anna N. Miller and Eduardo A. Salvati

4.
Non-gravid uterine trauma Pages 267-269 Timothy C. Hardcastle, Jacobus van der Merwe, Charl Cooper and Clayton Grieve

5.
Operative treatment of medial clavicle fractures: An alternative surgical technique Pages 270-272 A.G. Sloan, D. Howcroft and P.R. Wykes

6.
A case series of hip fracture surgery two days after stopping clopidogrel Pages 273-275 M.T. Korim, E. Lee, S. Pobbathi, M.B.S. Brewster, P. Hull and K. Srinivasan

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Bilateral fracture of the medial clavicles treated by open reduction and internal fixation using angle stable locking T-plates Pages 276-278 Alexander Brunner, Edris Wedi, Alexander Hoffmann and Reto Babst

8.
Intracapsular femoral neck fracture in a patient with Hypomelanosis of Ito Pages 279-280 Sunil K. Pai, Meghana P. Krishnananda, Francesca Castillo and Nirmal Tulwa

9.
Remote intra-articular air tracking from an open tibial fracture Pages 281-283 N.J. Coupe, B.D. Coupe and P.J. Richards

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Reverse oblique supracondylar fracture associated with knee replacement: Management with an anatomical medial buttress plate: A report of two cases Pages 284-286 C. Gough and C.G. Moran

Current Orthopaedics Volume 22, Issue 2 April 2008

Mini-Symposium: Adult Elbow Problems

(i) Nerve compression syndromes around the elbow Pages 75-79 A. Salama and D. Stanley

(ii) Total elbow arthroplasty Pages 80-89 J.J. Gregory, O. Ennis and S.M. Hay

(iii) Elbow instability, mechanism and management Pages 90-103 Simon Bell

(iv) Arthroscopy of the elbow Pages 104-110 David Miller, Jonathan J. Gregory and Stuart M. Hay
(v) Fractures of the adult elbow Pages 111-131 O. Ennis, D. Miller and C.P. Kelly

Knee
Patello-femoral joint in total knee replacement Pages 132-138 S.J. Rhee and F.S. Haddad

Children
Clubfoot Pages 139-149 Stephen James Cooke, Birender Balain, Cronan Christopher Kerin and Nigel Terrence Kiely

CME Section
CME questions based on the Mini-Symposium on Adult Elbow Problems Pages 150-152
Answers to CME questions based on the Mini-Symposium on Shoulder Reconstruction Page 153

Injury Volume 39, Issue 7 July 2008

The unresolved issue of health economics and polytrauma: The UK perspective
Pages 705-709
Peter V. Giannoudis and Nikolaos K. Kanakaris

Management of the acute knee dislocation: The Pittsburgh experience
Pages 710-718
S.T. Seroyer, V. Musahl and C.D. Harner

Distraction histogenesis of an anastomosed artery
Pages 719-724
Myung-Kuk Kim, Sung-Tack Kwon, Hak Chang, Kyung-Won Minn, Tae-Joon Cho and In-Ho Choi

The physiological cost of restricted weight bearing
Pages 725-727
R.W. Westerman, P. Hull, R.G. Hendry and J. Cooper

Correlation of residual limb length and gait parameters in amputees
Pages 728-733
Brian S. Baum, Barri L. Schnall, John E. Tis and Jill S. Lipton

3-Fluted orthopaedic drills exhibit superior bending stiffness to their 2-fluted rivals: Clinical implications for targeting ability and the incidence of drill-bit failure
Pages 734-741
N. Bertollo, T.K. Gothelf and W.R. Walsh

A review of 1241 trauma cases: A study of efficiency in trauma theatres
Pages 742-747
E. Collantes, C. Mauffrey, C. Lewis and M. Brewster

Early complications of high-dose methylprednisolone in acute spinal cord injury patients
Pages 748-752
Borja Suberviola, Alejandro González-Castro, Javier Llorca, Fernando Ortiz-Melón and Eduardo Miñambres

Avulsion of the distal biceps brachii tendon in middle-aged population: Is surgical repair advisable?: A comparative study of 22 patients treated with either nonoperative management or early anatomical repair
Pages 753-760
Iftach Hetsroni, Ruth Pilz-Burstein, Meir Nyska, Zipy Back, Vidal Barchilon and Gideon Mann

Subperiosteal elevation of the ulnar nerve—Anatomical considerations and preliminary results
Pages 761-767
Matija Krkovič and Roman Bošnjak

A comparative analysis of the accuracy, diagnostic uncertainty and cost of imaging modalities in suspected scaphoid fractures
Pages 768-774
Paul J. Jenkins, Kate Slade, James S. Huntley and C. Michael Robinson

Troponin T as a predictive marker of morbidity in patients with fractured neck of femur
Pages 775-780
Sebastian Dawson-Bowling, Krissen Chettiar, Howard Cottam, Richard Worth et al

Long term outcomes following pretibial injury: Mortality and effects on social care
Pages 781-785
L.S. Rees, T. Chapman, J. Yarrow and S. Wharton

Measuring tip–apex distance using a picture archiving and communication system (PACS)
Pages 786-790
Luke J. Johnson, Marcus R. Cope, Shahram Shahrokhi and Peter Tamblyn

Fixation versus hemiarthroplasty for undisplaced intracapsular hip fractures
Pages 791-795
Martyn J. Parker, Andrew White and Adrian Boyle

Case Reports
Use of the ‘reamer irrigator aspirator’ system for non-infected tibial non-union after failed iliac crest grafting
Pages 796-800
Philipp Kobbe, Ivan S. Tarkin and Hans Christoph Pape

Percutaneous cementoplasty complicating the treatment of a pathologic subtrochanteric fracture: A case report
Pages 801-804
Romain Dayer and Robin Peter

Resuscitation from prolonged cardiac arrest in a blunt trauma patient: Seeking guidance through the guidelines
Pages 805-808
Steven T. Galluccio, Arthas Flabouris and William M. Griggs

Technical Note
Facilitating in-hospital transport of trauma patients: Design of a trauma life support trolley
Pages 809-812
T.P. Saltzherr, Jan S.K. Luitse, N. Hoogerwerf, A.S.N. Vernooij and J. Carel Goslings

Discussion
The need for evidence based guidelines for orthopaedic acute admissions on anticoagulation
Pages 813-814
Hassen Al-Sader and Zahra Allawi

Correspondence
Reply to letter to the Editor: Beeres FJP, Hogervorst M, Rhemrev SJ. A prospective comparison for suspected scaphoid fractures: Bone scintigraphy versus clinical outcome [Injury 2007;38(7):769–74]
Pages 815-816
Frank J.P. Beeres, Mike Hogervorst and Steven J. Rhemrev

Coccygectomy for coccygodynia: Do we really have to wait?
Pages 816-817
Amit K. Kotecha, Ali Mofidi, C. Morgan-Hough and J. Trivedi

Re: Coccygectomy for coccygodynia: do we really have to wait? [Injury 2007; 38(10):1183–8] Pages 817-818 Oguz Cebesoy and Kamil Cagri Kose

Estimating femoral nail length in bilateral comminuted fractures using fibular and femoral head referencing [Injury 2007;38(August):984–7]
Page 818
P.S. Gajula, A.A. Abosala and M.E. Lovell

Reply to the letter on “Estimating femoral nail length in bilateral comminuted fractures using fibular and femoral head referencing” [Injury 2007; 38(8):984–7]
Pages 818-820
H.M. Karakas and A. Harma

Letter to the editor
Page 820 Munier Hossain

Sher D, Biant LC. Subcapital fracture of the femoral neck in medically unwell patients: Technique for fixation using direct infiltration local anaesthetic rather than regional blockade [Injury 2007;38:1209–13]
Page 821
Doron Sher and Leela C. Biant

Comments on “Surgical management of neglected fractures of the patella” [Injury 2007;38:979–83]
Pages 821-822
Roman Pavic

Anterior or posterior obliquity of the lag screw in the lateral view—Does it affect the sliding characteristics on unstable trochanteric fractures?
Page 822
Praveen K.R. Mereddy and Dakshinamurthy Sunderamoorthy

Avascular necrosis of the femoral head 8 years after posterior hip dislocation
Page 823
Praveen K.R. Mereddy and Dakshinamurthy Sunderamoorthy

Errata
Retraction notice to “The periosteum. Part 1. Anatomy, histology and molecular biology” [Injury 38 (10) (2007) 1115–1130]
Page 824
Goran Augustin, Anko Antabak and Slavko Davila

Erratum to “Acknowledgement to reviewers 2007” [Injury 39 (7) (2008) 1–6]
Page 825

Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research Vol 466 No 7

Symposium: Molecular and Clinical Developments in Tendinopathy
Molecular and Clinical Developments in Tendinopathy: Editorial Comment
Brett M. Andres, George A. Murrell
Online since
May 06, 2008
Page1519 - 1520

The Classic: Inflammation of the Post-calcaneal Bursa Associated with Exostosis
Charles F. Painter
Online since
April 29, 2008
Page1521 - 1527

The Basic Science of Tendinopathy
Yinghua Xu, George A. C. Murrell
Online since
May 14, 2008
Page1528 - 1538

Treatment of Tendinopathy: What Works, What Does Not, and What is on the Horizon
Brett M. Andres, George A. C. Murrell
Online since
April 30, 2008
Page1539 - 1554

Coordinate Regulation of IL-1N2 and MMP-13 in Rat Tendons Following Subrupture Fatigue Damage
Hui B. Sun, Yonghui Li, David T. Fung, Robert J. Majeska, Mitchell B. Schaffler, Evan L. Flatow
Online since
May 10, 2008
Page1555 - 1561

Loss of Homeostatic Tension Induces Apoptosis in Tendon Cells: An In Vitro Study
Monika Egerbacher, Steven P. Arnoczky, Oscar Caballero, Michael Lavagnino, Keri L. Gardner
Online since
May 06, 2008
Page1562 - 1568

Heat Shock Protein and Apoptosis in Supraspinatus Tendinopathy
Neal L. Millar, Ai Q. Wei, Timothy J. Molloy, Fiona Bonar, George A. C. Murrell
Online since
May 06, 2008
Page1569 - 1576

Collagens, Proteoglycans, MMP-2, MMP-9 and TIMPs in Human Achilles Tendon Rupture
Evgenia Karousou, Mario Ronga, Davide Vigetti, Alberto Passi, Nicola Maffulli
Online since
April 19, 2008
Page1577 - 1582

Loss of Homeostatic Strain Alters Mechanostat “Set Point” of Tendon Cells In Vitro
Steven P. Arnoczky, Michael Lavagnino, Monika Egerbacher, Oscar Caballero, Keri Gardner, Marisa A. Shender
Online since
May 06, 2008
Page1583 - 1591

Mechanical Load and BMP Signaling During Tendon Repair: A Role for Follistatin?
Pernilla Eliasson, Anna Fahlgren, Per Aspenberg
Online since
April 18, 2008
Page1592 - 1597

VEGF Expression in Patellar Tendinopathy: A Preliminary Study
Alexander Scott, Øystein Lian, Roald Bahr, David A. Hart, Vincent Duronio
Online since
May 06, 2008
Page1598 - 1604

Movin and Bonar Scores Assess the Same Characteristics of Tendon Histology
Nicola Maffulli, Umile Giuseppe Longo, Francesco Franceschi, Carla Rabitti, Vincenzo Denaro
Online since
April 25, 2008
Page1605 - 1611

Gene Expression in Rat Supraspinatus Tendon Recovers From Overuse With Rest
Scott A. Jelinsky, Spencer P. Lake, Joanne M. Archambault, Louis J. Soslowsky
Online since
May 06, 2008
Page1612 - 1617

Addition of Nitric Oxide Through Nitric Oxide-paracetamol Enhances Healing Rat Achilles Tendon
George A. C. Murrell, Gongyao Tang, Richard C. Appleyard, Piero Soldato, Min-Xia Wang
Online since
May 08, 2008
Page1618 - 1624

Successful Management of Tendinopathy With Injections of the MMP-inhibitor Aprotinin
John Orchard, Andrew Massey, Richard Brown, Adéline Cardon-Dunbar, Jamie Hofmann
Online since
May 01, 2008
Page1625 - 1632

Mean 20-year Followup of Bernese Periacetabular Osteotomy
Author(s)
Simon D. Steppacher, Moritz Tannast, Reinhold Ganz, Klaus A. Siebenrock
Online since
May 01, 2008
Page1633 - 1644

Extraarticular Fractures after Periacetabular Osteotomy
Norman Espinosa, Joshua Strassberg, Etienne L. Belzile, Michael B. Millis, Young-Jo Kim
Online since
May 09, 2008
Page1645 - 1651

Risk factors for Periprosthetic Fractures of the Hip: A Survivorship Analysis
R. E. Cook, P. J. Jenkins, P. J. Walmsley, J. T. Patton, C. M. Robinson
Online since
May 10, 2008
Page1652 - 1656

Acetabular Cage Survival and Analysis of Factors Related to Failure
Jonathan N. Sembrano, Edward Y. Cheng
Online since
February 26, 2008
Page1657 - 1665

Registry Outcomes of Unicompartmental Knee Arthroplasty Revisions
Thomas E. Dudley, Terence J. Gioe, Penny Sinner, Susan Mehle
Online since
May 09, 2008
Page1666 - 1670

Lateral Femoral Epicondylar Osteotomy: An Extensile Posterolateral Knee Approach
Andrea L. Bowers, G. Russell Huffman
Online since
March 29, 2008
Page1671 - 1677

Surgery for Retrocalcaneal Bursitis: A Tendon-splitting versus a Lateral Approach
John A. Anderson, Eduardo Suero, Padhraig F. O’Loughlin, John G. Kennedy
Online since
May 09, 2008
Page1678 - 1682

Surgery Can Reduce the Nonoperative Care Associated with an Equinovarus Foot Deformity
Sudheer Reddy, Sharat Kusuma, Harish Hosalkar, Mary Ann Keenan
Online since
April 18, 2008
Page1683 - 1687

Acetabular Changes in Coxa Vara
Ashish Ranade, James J. McCarthy, Richard S. Davidson
Online since
May 09, 2008
Page1688 - 1691

High Association of Posterior Malleolus Fractures with Spiral Distal Tibial Fractures
Sreevathsa Boraiah, Michael J. Gardner, David L. Helfet, Dean G. Lorich
Online since
March 18, 2008
Page1692 - 1698

Chitosan-coated Stainless Steel Screws for Fixation in Contaminated Fractures
Alex H. Greene, Joel D. Bumgardner, Yunzhi Yang, Jon Moseley, Warren O. Haggard
Online since
April 29, 2008
Page1699 - 1704

Galeazzi Lesions in Children and Adolescents: Treatment and Outcome
Robert Eberl, Georg Singer, Johannes Schalamon, Thomas Petnehazy, Michael E. Hoellwarth
Online since
April 29, 2008
Page1705 - 1709

Periprosthetic Joint Infection: The Incidence, Timing, and Predisposing Factors
Luis Pulido, Elie Ghanem, Ashish Joshi, James J. Purtill, Javad Parvizi
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April 18, 2008
Page1710 - 1715

Molecular Identification of Bacteria from Aseptically Loose Implants
Naomi Kobayashi, Gary W. Procop, Viktor Krebs, Hideo Kobayashi, Thomas W. Bauer
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April 26, 2008
Page1716 - 1725

Photodynamic Therapy with ATX-S10·Na(II) Inhibits Synovial Sarcoma Cell Growth
Ken Takeda, Toshiyuki Kunisada, Shinichi Miyazawa, Yoshinori Nakae, Toshifumi Ozaki
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May 09, 2008
Page1726 - 1733

Orthopaedic Surgeons Prefer to Participate in Expertise-based Randomized Trials
Elzbieta Bednarska, Dianne Bryant, P. J. Devereaux
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April 30, 2008
Page1734 - 1744

Case Report
Philipp Kobbe, Boris A. Zelle, Garry S. Gruen
Online since
February 09, 2008
Page1745 - 1748

Surgical Technique
Protecting a Patellar Ligament Reconstruction after Proximal Tibial Resection: A Simplified Approach
Vijay Titus, Mark Clayer
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April 19, 2008
Page1749 - 1754

50 Years Ago in CORR: Postspinal Anesthesia Osteomyelitis of the Lumbar Spine P. L. Day MD and J. J. Hinchey MD CORR 1958;11:185–193
Richard A. Brand
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April 22, 2008
Page1755 - 1756

Journal Scan: Journal of Hand Surgery
Author(s)
Orrin I. Franko, Tamara D. Rozental
Online since
May 07, 2008
Page1757 - 1763

Orthopaedic • Radiology • Pathology Conference
Thigh Mass in a 73-year-old Man
Frank Pompo, Joseph J. King, O. Hans Iwenofu, Christian M. Ogilvie
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January 31, 2008
Page1764 - 1768

Injury Volume 39, Issue 6 June 2008

Principles and Practice of Clinical Research Edited by P.V. Giannoudis and D. Stengel
1.
Editorial Board/Publication Information Page iii
Editorial
2.
Clinical research in trauma and orthopaedic surgery—Call for action Pages 627-630 Peter V. Giannoudis and Dirk Stengel
Articles
3.
Clinical research: The patients’ perspectives Pages 631-635 Theodoros I. Tosounidis and George M. Kontakis
4.
Randomised controlled trials in orthopaedic surgery and traumatology: Overview of parameters and pitfalls Pages 636-642 Panayotis N. Soucacos, Elizabeth O. Johnson and George Babis
5.
Translational research: From benchside to bedside Pages 643-650 N.C. Keramaris, N.K. Kanakaris, C. Tzioupis, G. Kontakis and P.V. Giannoudis
6.
Informed consent: Is it always necessary? Pages 651-655 Javad Parvizi, Rajit Chakravarty, Bora Og and Adriana Rodriguez-Paez
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The art of choosing sound study endpoints Pages 656-658 Beate Hanson
8.
Graphical data presentation Pages 659-665 Dirk Stengel, Georgio M. Calori and Peter V. Giannoudis
9.
Industry-sponsored research Pages 666-680 Kanu Okike, Mininder S. Kocher, Charles T. Mehlman and Mohit Bhandari
10.
Trauma education and assessment Pages 681-685 Michael P. Hogan and Darrell C. Boone
11.
The value of trauma registries Pages 686-695 Lynne Moore and David E. Clark
12.
Design considerations for randomised trials in orthopaedic fracture surgery Pages 696-704 Nicole Simunovic, P.J. Devereaux and Mohit Bhandari

ANZ Journal of Surgery 78:6 June 2008

Not available to us in full text


EARLY OUTCOMES AND COMPLICATIONS IN OBESE PATIENTS UNDERGOING TOTAL JOINT REPLACEMENT
Ross Crawford, DPhil (Oxon), FRACS, MBBS
pages 430–431

COMMENTARY: HOW SURGICAL AUDITS CAN BE USED TO PROMOTE THE UPDATE OF SURGICAL EVIDENCE
Jim Wang, Maggi Boult, David Roder, Wendy Babidge, James Kollias Guy Maddern
pages 437–438

CLINICAL REVIEW
EARLY OUTCOMES AND COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING JOINT ARTHROPLASTY IN OBESE PATIENTS: A REVIEW OF THE PUBLISHED REPORTS
Michelle M. Dowsey Peter F. M. Choong
pages 439–444

The Foot Volume 18, Issue 2, June 2008

Not available to us in full text

Original Articles
2.
Effect of metatarsal phalangeal joint extension on plantar soft tissue stiffness and thickness Pages 61-67 Christopher A. Garcia, Shannon L. Hoffman, Mary K. Hastings, Joseph W. Klaesner and Michael J. Mueller
3.
Does patient satisfaction with foot surgery change over time? Pages 68-74 Natalie G. Taylor, David R. Tollafield and Sharon Rees
4.
A year of foot and ankle orthotic provision for adults: Prospective consultations data, with patient satisfaction survey Pages 75-83 Kathleen Malkin, Jill Dawson, Robert Harris, Gary Parfett, Paul Horwood, Christopher Morris and Grahame Lavis
5.
The relationship between the height of the medial longitudinal arch (MLA) and the ankle and knee injuries in professional runners Pages 84-90 Z. Nakhaee, A. Rahimi, M. Abaee, A. Rezasoltani and K. Khademi Kalantari
6.
Diagnostic significance of radiologic measurements in posterior heel pain Pages 91-98 R. Singh, R. Rohilla, R.C. Siwach, N.K. Magu, S.S. Sangwan and A. Sharma
7.
Foot pressure in clubfoot—The development of an objective assessment tool Pages 99-105 F. Herd, A.K. Ramanathan, L.A. Cochrane, M. Macnicol and R.J. Abboud

Review Article
8.
The function of the midtarsal joint: A review of the literature Pages 106-112 J.L. Tweed, J.A. Campbell, R.J. Thompson and M.J. Curran

Case Reports
9.
Gaenslen's split-heel incision for calcaneal osteomyelitis—Case report Pages 113-116 J. Terrence Jose Jerome and Simon Thomas
10.
A case of pseudoarthrosis of the lateral talar process and distal fibula in a professional athlete Pages 117-118 B. Hanratty, M. Crone and S. Henderson

Letters to the Editor
11.
Correspondence Pages 119-120 George S. Murley
12.
Re: A clinical longitudinal evaluation of pre-fabricated, semi-rigid foot orthoses prescribed to improve foot function by Springett et al. [Foot 17 (2007) 184–189] Page 120 Karl B. Landorf

Spine August 2008 Meeting Abstracts: 34th Annual Meeting Abstracts

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CLINICAL STUDY OF THE LOW BACK PAIN AND RADICULAR PAIN PATHWAYS EMPLOYING L2 SPINAL NERVE ROOT INFILTRATION: A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED CLINICAL TRIAL
Yasuaki Murata; Kazuhisa Miyamoto; Tatsuo Morinaga; Eiji Hanaoka
2
OUTCOMES BASED ON A LOW BACK PAIN CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM
Greg McIntosh; Hamilton Hall
3
THE IMPACT OF WORKERS’ COMPENSATION ON OUTCOMES OF PATIENTS WITH A LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION: TWO-YEAR RESULTS FROM THE SPINE PATIENT OUTCOMES RESEARCH TRIAL (SPORT)
Steven Atlas; Emily Blood; Jeffrey Ashburner
4
THE EMERGENCE OF INTERNET BASED COLLABORATION IN SURGICAL DECISION MAKING
Paul Slosar; James Youssef
5
THE PREDICTION FACTORS ON PLAIN MRI ABOUT THE PROGNOSIS OF LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION
Masumi Iwabuchi; Kazuya Murakami; Fumihiro Ara
6
ROUTINE DYNAMIC IMAGING FOR EVALUATING DEGENERATIVE LUMBAR STENOSIS: INCIDENCE OF DEGENERATIVE SPONDYLOLISTHESIS MISSED ON SUPINE MRI.
Rick Davis
7
INCIDENCE OF LUMBAR SPONDYLOLSIS AMONG JAPANESE POPULATION BASED ON 3-DIMENSIONAL CT ANALYSIS FROM 1000 SUBJECTS.
Toshinori Sakai; Koichi Sairyo; Shoichiro Takao
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BIOMECHANICAL EVALUATION OF THE SEGMENTAL INSTABILITY IN LUMBAR DEGENERATIVE SPONDYLOLISTHESIS
Kazuhiro Hasegawa; Ko Kitahara; Ko Takano; Haruka Shimoda; Toshiaki Hara
9
SPORT: RADIOGRAPHIC PREDICTORS OF CLINICAL OUTCOMES FOLLOWING OPERATIVE OR NON-OPERATIVE TREATMENT OF DEGENERATIVE SPONDYLOLISTHESIS
Adam Pearson; Jon Lurie; Emily Blood; Heike Braeutigam; Howard An; Federico Girardi
10
SPORT SPINAL STENOSIS VERSUS DEGENERATIVE SPONDYLOLISTHESIS: COMPARISON OF BASELINE CHARACTERISTICS AND OUTCOMES
Adam Pearson; Emily Blood; Jon Lurie; Tor Tosteson
11
WEIGHT LOSS IN OVERWEIGHT AND OBESE PATIENTS FOLLOWING SUCCESSFUL LUMBAR DECOMPRESSION
Ryan Garcia; Patrick Messerschmitt; Christopher Furey; Henry Bohlman
12
COMPLICATIONS FOLLOWING LUMBAR STENOSIS SURGERY IN OLDER ADULTS CAN BE PREDICTED BY A CO-MORBID CONDITIONS SCORE
Sergio Mendoza-Lattes; Diane Tran; Matthew Teusink; Barbara Farrell
13
NOVEL MICROANATOMICAL FINDINGS WHICH EXPLAIN THE PATHOGENESIS AND CLINICAL FEATURES OF INTRASPINAL SYNOVIAL CYSTS
Martin Wilby; Robert Fraser; Barrie Vernon-Roberts
14
THE MEANING LUMBAR SPINAL STENOSIS A CRITICAL REVIEW OF THE LITERATURE
Matias Alfonso; Pablo Diaz De Rada
15
FACTORS PREDICTIVE OF PSEUDOARTHROSIS FOLLOWING OSTEOPOROTIC VERTEBRAL FRACTURE- A PROSPECTIVE MULTICENTER STUDY
Hiroaki Nakamura; Terai Hidetomi; Tadao Tsujio; Masatoshi Hoshino; Akinobu Suzuki; Akira Matsumura
16
BALOON KYPHOPLASTY IN THE TREATMENT OF HIGH VELOCITY VERTEBRAL WEDGE COMPRESSION FRACTURES: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMISED TRIAL
Anand Agarwal; Alan Hammer
17
OUTCOME OF VERTEBROPLASTY USING CALCIUM PHOSPHATE CEMENT FOR OSTEOPOROTIC VERTEBRAL FRACTURES WITH MIDDLE COLUMN DESTRUCTION –COMPARISON BETWEEN VARTEBROPLASTY AND CONSERVATIVE THERAPY-
Masato Nakano; Norikazu Hirano; Yusuke Fujita; Shigeharu Nogami
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SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT OF OSTEOPOROTIC COMPRESSION FRACTURES WITH ALLOGRAFT
Karl D. Schultz, Jr
19
LONG-TERM (11 YEAR) FOLLOW-UP OF POSTERIOR SPINAL FUSION FOR ADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS: AN EVALUATION OF THE RATE OF UNINSTRUMENTED LUMBAR DISC DEGENERATION UTILIZING LONG TERM POST-OP MRI
Oheneba Boachie-Adjei; Thomas Lawhorne; Daniel Green; Douglas Mintz; Bernard Rawlins; Stephen Burke
20
HOW EFFECTIVE IS AN ALL SCREW CONSTRUCT IN REDUCING THE RIB HUMP IN IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS
Atiq Durrani
21
TREATMENT OF THORACIC SCOLIOSIS: ARE MONOAXIAL THORACIC PEDICLE SCREWS THE BEST FORM OF FIXATION FOR CORRECTION?
Baron Lonner; Joshua Auerbach; Oheneba Boachie-Adjei; Sukan Shah; Naobumu Hosgane
22
DEGENERATIVE LUMBAR SCOLIOSIS TREATED WITH POSTERIOR FUSION WITH TLIF OR ALIF: COMPLICATIONS, CLINICAL AND RADIOGRAPHIC OUTCOMES
Dennis Crandall; Jan Revella
23
TRANSFORAMINAL LUMBAR INTERBODY FUSION (TLIF) IN REVISION SURGERY FOR ADULT LUMBAR AND THORACOLUMBAR SCOLIOSIS: A RETROSPECTIVE STUDY
Ibrahim Obeid; Nicolas Aurouer; Anouar Bourgli
24
ANALYSIS OF SAGITTAL ALIGNMENT CORRECTION IN ANKYLOSING SPONDYLITIS USING THREE DIFFERENT OSTEOTOMY TECHNIQUES
H V Dabke; S M H Mehdian
25
SCORE DISTRIBUTION OF THE SCOLIOSIS RESEARCH SOCIETY-22 QUESTIONNAIRE IN PATIENTS WITH IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS
Douglas Hedden; James Mahood; Marc Moreau; Douglas Hill; Edmond Lou
26
THE DEVELOPMENT OF SPINAL DEFORMITIES FOLLOWING OPEN HEART SURGERY FOR CONGENITAL HEART DISEASE
Jose Herrera-Soto
27
SPINAL HEMIEPIPHYSIODESIS CORRELATES WITH STRUCTURAL CHANGES TO VERTEBRAL GROWTH PLATES AND DISC CONSISTENT WITH ASYMMETRIC COMPRESSION
Eric Wall; Donita Bylski-Austrow; David Glos; Edgar Ballard; Andrea Montgomery
28
FACTORS PREDICTING GOOD OUTCOME IN SURGICAL MANAGEMENT OF SPONDYLODISCITIS
jean Ouellet; Peter Jarzem
29
A DESCRIPTIVE ANALYSIS OF REACTIONS WITH THE USE OF BMP IN POSTERIOR INTERBODY FUSIONS
Jorge E Isaza; Stephen A Guillory
30
COSMETIC AND FUNCTIONAL OUTCOMES FOLLOWING PARAMEDIAN AND LATERAL RETROPERITONEAL APPROACHES IN ANTERIOR LUMBAR SPINE SURGERY
Jay Jagannathan; Ekawut Chankaew; John Kern; Jeffrey Elias; Mark Shaffrey; Vincent Arlet
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POST CONTRAST FINDINGS IN LOW FIELD MRI AS PREDICTORS OF CLINICAL OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH SCIATICA TREATED CONSERVATIVELY
Tue Secher Jensen; Hanne B. Albert; Joan Solgaard Sorensen; Claus Manniche
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THROMBOEMBOLIC DISEASE IN SPINAL SURGERY: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW
Christopher Bono; Michael Glotzbecker; Mithcel Harris; Greory Brick; Robert Heary
33
DIAGNOSTIC SIGNIFICANCE OF COMPARATIVE LATERAL SUPINE- AND SITTING-POSITION X RAYS IN FRESH OSTEOPOROTIC VERTEBRAL FRACTURE
Satoshi Kawaguchi; Keiko Horigome; Hideki Yajima
34
ARE ROUTINE RADIOGRAPHS NEEDED IN THE FIRST YEAR AFTER LUMBAR SPINAL FUSIONS?
John Glaser
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SURGICAL RESULTS FOR DISCOGENIC LOW BACK PAIN RANDOMIZED STUDY USING DISCOGRAPHY VS. DISCOBLOCK
Seiji Ohtori; Tomoaki Kinoshita; Shinichiro Nakamura; Takana Koshi; Kazuyo Yamauchi; Masatsune Yamagata
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COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF SURGERY FOR DEGNERATIVE SPONSYLOLISTHESIS: TWO-YEAR SPINE PATIENT OUTCOMES RESEARCH TRIAL (SPORT) RESULTS
Anna Tosteson; Tor Tosteson; Jon Lurie; Harry Herkowitz; Scott Boden; Gunnar Andersson
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COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF SURGERY FOR SPINAL STENOSIS OVER 2-YEARS IN THE SPINE PATIENT OUTCOMES RESEARCH TRIAL (SPORT)
Anna Tosteson; Tor Tosteson; Jon Lurie; Michael Longley; Todd Albert; Keith Bridwell
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COST-EFFECTIVENESS OF SURGERY FOR A LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION IN PATIENTS WITH WORKERS’ COMPENSATION: RESULTS FROM THE SPINE PATIENT OUTCOMES RESEARCH TRIAL (SPORT)
Steven Atlas; Anna Tosteson; Tor Tosteson; Emily Blood; Glenn Pransky
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ANALYSIS OF REIMBURSEMENT DECISIONS: THE EXAMPLE OF LUMBAR DISC ARTHROPLASTY
David Wong; Anant Kumar; Sanjay Jatana; Gary Ghiselli; Scott Bainbridge; Deno Pappas
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COST-UTILITY ANALYSIS OF PROLONGED CONSERVATIVE CARE VERSUS EARLY SURGERY IN PATIENTS WITH SCIATICA CAUSED BY LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION
Wilco C. Peul; Wilbert van den Hout
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EXPENDITURES AND HEALTH STATUS AMONG ADULTS WITH SPINE PROBLEMS: THE MEDICAL EXPENDITURE PANEL SURVEY
Sohail Mirza; Brook Martin; Richard Deyo; Judith Turner; Bryan Comstock; Sean Sullivan
42
LOW BACK PAIN IN JAPANESE ADULTS -A POPULATION BASED STUDY-
Shin-ichi Konno; Shun-ichi Fukuhara; Miho Sekiguchi
43
A PROSPECTIVE, MULTI-CENTERED VALIDATION STUDY EXAMINING THE CRITICAL ELEMENTS OF A PATIENT’S SELF-REPORTED HISTORY FOLLOWING A MOTOR VEHICLE ACCIDENT (MVA) JUDGED AGAINST AN AUDIT OF THEIR RECORDS
Eugene Carragee
44
MUSCULOSKELETAL PAIN COMBINATIONS IN ADOLESCENTS
Juha Auvinen; Tuija Tammelin; Simo Taimela; Paavo Zitting
45
BIOMECHANICAL ANALYSIS OF FOUR MODERN LUMBOSACRAL FIXATION TECHNIQUES
Melvin Helgeson; Anton Dmitriev; Ronald Lehman; Andrew Mack
46
MUSCULAR RECOVERY OF IN VIVO LUMBAR SPINE STIFFNESS FOLLOWING LIGAMENTOUS INJURY IN AN OVINE MODEL
Christopher Colloca; Tony Keller; Robert Gunzburg; Robert Moore; Deed Harrison
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DOES PROXIMAL FACET VIOLATION WITH INTRAPEDICULAR INSTRUMENTATION DESTABILIZE THE ADJACENT LEVEL? AN IN-VITRO HUMAN CADAVERIC ASSESSMENT.
Anton Dmitriev; Mario Cardoso; Melvin Helgeson; Timothy Kuklo; Michael Rosner
48
LONG TERM DYNAMIC COMPRESSION OF THE INTERVERTEBRAL DISC CAUSES REMODELING IN VIVO
Karin Wuertz; Karolyn Godburn; Ana Barbir; Peter Roughley; Mauro Alini
49
EFFECTS OF PEROXYNITRITE ON INTERVERTEBRAL DISC CELLS
Karin Wuertz; Lucy Poveda; Michael Hottiger
50
MATRIX METALOPROTEINASE INHIBITOR PROTECTS FROM NEUROINFLAMMATION AND PAIN
Hideo Kobayashi; Sharmila Chattopadhayay; Jennifer Dolkas; Shin-ichi Kikuchi; Robert Myers
51
IS KERATIN-19 A RELIABLE PHENOTYPE MARKER FOR HUMAN NUCLEUS PULPOSUS CELLS?
Sibylle Grad
52
TRANSFORMING GROWTH FACTOR-â3 STIMULATES PROTEOGLYCAN AND COLLAGEN SYNTHESIS UNDER LOW OXYGEN TENSION BY BOVINE INTERVERTEBRAL DISC CELLS IN ALGINATE BEADS
Yumiko Abe; Kunihiro Asanuma; Hitoshi Tonomura; Tomoatsu Kimura
53
GENOME-WIDE ASSOCIATION STUDY OF DEGENERATIVE DISC DISEASE (DDD)
Y-P Kao; D Chan; K Cheung; D Ho; J Karppinem; J Leong; K Lik; S-P Yip; K Cheah; Y-Q Song; P.C Sham
54
A DIRECT COMPARISON OF RHOP-1 AND RHBMP-2 IN A RHESUS MONKEY POSTEROLATERAL ENVIRONMENT
Sigurd Berven; Stephen Ondra; Jeffrey Toth; Youjeong Kim; John Luis-Ogbo; Maneesh Bawa
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A NOVEL ACCELERATED AGING MURINE MODEL EXHIBITING SEVERE PROTEOGLYCAN DEFICIENCY IN THE NUCLEUS PULPOSUS
Vo Nam; Hyoung-Yeon Seo; Rebecca Studer; Gwen Sowa; Laura Neidernhofer; Kevin Bell; James Kang
56
LIVE CELL IMAGING OF NOTOCHORDAL CELLS FROM THE RABBIT NUCLEUS PULPOSUS DEMONSTRATING DIFFERENTIATION AND INTERACTION WITH CHONDROCYTIC CELLS
Joo Han Kim; Gwendolyn Sowa; Bridget Deasy; Nam Vo; Rebecca Studer; James Kang; Helga Georgescu
57
THE EFFECT OF PULSED ELECTROMAGNETIC FIELD (PEMF) AND BMP-2 ON INTERVERTEBRAL DISC CELLS
Jin Hwan Kim; Sangwook &NA;; Tim Yoon; Yerun Zhu; Zili Wang; Takahiko Hamasaki; Bruce J Simon
58
TRANSIENT SHORT TERM LOCAL BONE REMODELING EFFECTS OF HIGH-DOSES OF RHBMP-2 IN A NOVEL PRECLINICAL INTERBODY SPINE FUSION MODEL
Vikas Patel; Hyun Bae; Ben Pradhan; Jeffrey Toth; Jeffrey Badura; Howard Seim, III; A Simon
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PET AND MRI FOR MOITORING INTERBODY FUSION WITH EQUINE BONE PROTEIN EXTRACT, RHBMP-2 AND AUTOGRAFT
Casper Foldager; Michael Bendtsen; Xuenong Zou; Aage Kristian Olsen; Ole Lajord Munk; Hans Stoedkilde-Joergensen; Cody Bünger
60
THE INFLUENCE OF PREOPERATIVE BACK PAIN ON THE OUTCOME OF LUMBAR DECOMPRESSION SURGERY. A PROSPECTIVE STUDY
Frank S Kleinstück; Anne F Mannion; Friederike Lattig; Viktor Bartanusz; Dezsoe Jeszenszky; Francois Porchet
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OUTCOMES FOR DIFFERENT SURGICAL APPROACHES TO DEGENERATIVE SPONDYLOLISTHESIS IN SPORT
William Abdu; Kevin Spratt; Jon Lurie; Tor Tosteson; Anna N.A. Tosteson; James Weinstein
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A PROSPECTIVE, COHORT STUDY OF TWO LUMBAR FUSION TECHNIQUES
Dieter Grob; Friederike Lattig; Frank Kleinstück; Viktor Bartanusz; Dezsoe Jeszenszky
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CRITICAL LENGTH OF FUSION WHICH NEED ILIOSACRAL FIXATION IN INSTRUMENTED FUSION OF DEGENERATIVE LUMBAR DISEASE
Chong Suh Lee; Sung Soo Chung; Sung Woo Choi; Je Wook Yu
64
ATTEMPTED PERCUTANEOUS RUPTURE OF LUMBAR SYNOVIAL CYSTS: A CASE SERIES OF 102 PATIENTS
Carolyn Schwartz; Julia Martha; Bryan Swaim; David Wang; James Hill; Rita Bode; David Kim
65
TIMING OF SURGERY FOR SCIATICA; 2-YEAR RESULTS OF A RANDOMIZED CONTROLLED TRIAL
Wilco C. Peul; Bart Koes
66
A RANDOMIZED TRIAL OF BALLOON KYPHOPLASTY AND NONSURGICAL CARE FOR PATIENTS WITH ACUTE VERTEBRAL COMPRESSION FRACTURES
Douglas Wardlaw; Leonard Bastian; Jan Van Meirhaeghe; Jonas Ranstam; Steve Cummings
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SINGLE-LEVEL INSTRUMENTED POSTEROLATERAL FUSION OF LUMBAR SPINE WITH Â-TRICALCIUM PHOSPHATE VERSUS AUTOGRAFT: A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED STUDY WITH 3-YEAR FOLLOW-UP
Li-Yang Dai; Lei-Sheng Jiang
68
LUMBAR PLEXUS NERVE ROOT POSITION WITHIN THE PSOAS MUSCLE: AN ANATOMIC STUDY
Martin Quirno; Carl Paulino; Jeffrey Spivak
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EFFECT OF ADVERSE EVENTS ON CLINICAL OUTCOME: ANALYSIS OF DATA FROM A PROSPECTIVE TRIAL
Donna Ohnmeiss; Bill Bodemer; Jack Zigler
70
A MINIMAL 10 YEARS FOLLOW-UP OF OSTEOPLASTIC HEMI-LAMINECTOMY IN PATIENTS WITH LUMBAR FORAMINAL DISC HERNIATION
Tomoaki Toyone; Tomoyuki Ozawa; Kunitada Inada; Koya Kamikawa; Atsuya Watanabe; Tadashi Tanaka; Yuichi Wada
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A COMPARISON OF â-TCP+BMA VS. RHBMP-2 IN ANTERIOR LUMBAR INTERBODY FUSION: A PROSPECTIVE, RANDOMIZED TRIAL WITH ONE AND TWO YEAR CLINICAL AND RADIOGRAPHIC OUTCOMES
Jeffrey McConnell; Charis Mitchell
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GRAFTON AND LOCAL BONE HAS COMPARABLE OUTCOMES TO ILIAC CREST BONE IN SINGLE LEVEL INSTRUMENTED LUMBAR FUSIONS: A PROSPECTIVE RANDOMIZED STUDY
James Kang; Howard An; Tim Yoon; Julie Generelli; Alan Hilibrand; Eoin Kavanagh; Scott Boden
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CERVICAL MYELOPATHY DUE TO PSEUDOGOUT: CASE REPORT
Alvaro Silva; Bernardo Merello; José Antonio Riera; Carlos Thibaut; Manuel Valencia
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CORONAL CLEFT OF A LUMBAR VERTEBRA: A RARE CAUSE OF BACK PAIN WITH DIFFICULT DIAGNOSIS
Carlos Villas; Juan Eduardo Mönckeberg; Matias Alfonso
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ARNOLD NEURALGIA CAUSED BY SUPERLASTIC CERVICAL LYMPH NODE
Carlos Villas; Matias Alfonso; Alvaro Silva; Javier Del Rio; Julio Duart
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SURGICAL EVALUATION AND 26 YEARS EXPERIENCE WITH THE CLOWARD OPERATIVE TECHNIQUE
Rafael Parra
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DESCRIPTION OF A NEW TECHNIQUE FOR C 1 / C 2 FIXATION IN CHILDREN
German Ochoa
78
SURGICAL TREATMENT OF ADOLESCENT IDIOPATHIC SCOLIOSIS WITH POSTERIOR INSTRUMENTATION, LOCAL BONE GRAFT, TRICALCIUM PHOSPHATE AND AUTOLOGOUS BONE MARROW
Hani Mhaidli; Tito Fernandez; Arturo Montesdeoca; Jose Augusto
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HEMIVERTEBRA RESECTION FOR CONGENITAL SCOLIOSIS
Ignacio Dockendorff; Alvaro Silva
80
HOW DO PATIENTS WITH SCOLIOSIS MAKE THE FIRST APPROACH TO THEIR DIAGNOSIS, IN CHILE?
Rodrigo Gonzalez G
81
REGIONAL KYPHOSIS RESTORATION AFTER SPINAL THORACIC AND LUMBAR FRACTURES: EARLY RESULTS
Pierre Pries; Nicolas Salas
82
POTENTIAL IMPACT OF DYNAMIC STABILIZATION ON DEGENERATIVE SPONDYLOLISTHESIS BASED ON IMAGING FINDINGS.
Federico Girardi; Thomas Lawhorne; Frank Cammisa
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LONG TERM RETROSPECTIVE PATIENT OUTCOME EVALUATION AFTER DYNAMIC STABILIZATION WITHOUT FUSION FOR DEGENERATIVE LUMBAR INSTABILITY
Jacques Benezech
84
NEW CLASSIFICATION OF LATERAL LUMBER HERNIATION
Osamu Tono; Ko Ikuta; Masayoshi Oga
85
EVALUATION OF THE ARTHRODESIS TECHNIQUE OF SPINE IN PAIN LUMBAR PATHOLOGY. SPINE SURGERY UNIT, I.V.S.S.
Gustavo Adolfo Pirela; Pablo Jose Bustamante Ynfante; Elio Antonio Romero Quintini; Omar Jose Robles Villavicencio; Maria Gabriela Morales Pirela
86
LUMBAR SPINE SURGERY USING DIAM® INTERESPINOUS DEVICE: CLINICAL, TECHNICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF 30 PATIENTS
Alvaro Silva; Carlos Thibaut; Bernardo Merello; José Antonio Riera; Manuel Valencia
87
OPEN VERTEBROPLASTY: AN ALTERNATIVE FOR THE TREATMENT OF SPINAL METASTASES
German Ochoa
88
VIDEO ASSISTED LUMBAR DISCECTOMY VIA METREX APPROACH: TECHNICAL AND CLINICAL EVALUATION OF 200 PATIENTS
Carlos Thibaut; Alvaro Silva; Bernardo Merello; JoséAntonio Riera
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A NOVEL LATERAL PERCUTANEOUS INTERSPINOUS SYSTEM FOR THE TREATMENT OF LUMBAR STENOSIS: EARLY CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL RESULTS UP TO ONE YEAR FOLLOW UP
Luiz Pimenta; Carlos Arias Pesantez; Juliano Lhamby; Leonardo Oliveira
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MINIMALLY INVASIVE LUMBAR SPINAL FUSION USING XTUBE® APPROACH AND SEXTANT® DEVICES: TECHNICAL EVALUATION AND PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS OF CLINICAL RESULTS
Alvaro Silva; Carlos Thibaut; Manuel Valencia; José Antonio Riera; Bernardo Merello
91
COMPARATIVE EVALUATION OF CEREBROSPINAL FLUID (CSF) LEAKS IN NON-INSTRUMENTED OPEN VERSUS MINIMAL ACCESS SURGICAL TECHNIQUE (MAST)
Kelly McIntosh, PA-C; Norbert Roosen; Henry Ford
92
INTERBODY FUSION BY ANTERIOR APPROACH IN PATIENTS SUFFERING FROM LOMBO-RADICULALGIA
Cédric Barrey; Pietro Montagna; Karim Mosbah; Hélène Belliard P. Wertheimer
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SHORT TERM CLINICAL RESULTS OF AN ELASTOMERIC LUMBAR DISC PROSTHESIS (PHYSIO-L)
Luiz Pimenta; Carlos Arias Pesantez; Juliano Lhamby; Leonardo Oliveira; Thomas Schaffa; Etevaldo Coutinho
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ARTICULAR CYST CAUSED BY PSUDOGOUT, A RARE CASEOF SCIATICA
Carlos Villas; Matias Alfonso; Alvaro Silva; Juan Pons
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GLOBAL TREATMENT FOR SINE SURGERY
Iñaki Arrotegui; jose luis llombart
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TWO LEVELS PRESACRAL AXIAL LUMBAR INTERBODY FUSION (AXIALIF). A PROSPECTIVE 18 MONTHS FOLLOW UP: CLINICAL AND RADIOLOGICAL RESULTS
Luiz Pimenta; Carlos Arias Pesantez; Leonardo Oliveira; Juliano Lhamby; Thomas Schaffa; Etevaldo Coutinho
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OUTCOMES OF EN BLOC RESECTION OF NON-SMALL CELL LUNG CANCER (NSCC) INVADING THE THORACIC INLET (TI) AND INTERVERTEBRAL FORAMINA (IF)
Charles Court; Elie Fadel; César Mansour; Gilles Missenard; Philippe Dartevelle Bicetre
98
POST-SURGICAL EFFECTS OF SMOKING ON PATIENTS AFTER CIRCUMFERENTIAL ANTERIOR LUMBAR INTERBODY FUSION
John Thalgott; Madilyne Fogarty; Tara Sutherland; Kyle Malone
99
LESSONS COMING FROM THE SYSTEMATIC USE OF WATER-SOLUBLE NON IONIC DYE DURING INJECTIONS TO THE LUMBAR SPINE
German Ochoa
100
TENSEGRITY RECOVERY OF FUNCTIONAL LUMBAR UNIT WITH PROSTHETIC DISC NUCLEUS
Felix Pino
101
RISK FACTORS FOR LUMBAR DISC DEGENERATION: AN MRI ANALYSIS OF 130 HEALTHY VOLUNTEERS
Masahiro Kanayama; Daisuke Togawa; Tomoya Terai; Tomoyuki Hashimoto; Keiichi Shigenobu; Fumihiro Oha; Ken Nagahama Hakodate
102
END PLATE DAMAGE SCORE AND CORRELATION TO DISC DEGENERATION
S Rajasekaran; K Venkatadass; J Naresh Babu; K Ganesh; Ajoy Prasad Shetty
103
THE EFFECT OF DISC DEGENERATION ON THE LUMBAR SEGMENTAL AXIAL MOTION IN ASYMPTOMATIC AND CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN SUBJECTS
Nozomu Inoue; Ruth S. Ochia; Alejandro A. Espinoza Orías; Gunnar B.J. Andersson; Howard S. An Rush
104
THE NATURAL HISTORY OF AGE-RELATED DISC DEGENERATION: THE INFLUENCE OF AGE AND PATHOLOGY ON CELL POPULATIONS IN THE L4–5 DISC
Robert Moore; Barrie Vernon-Roberts; Robert Fraser
105
LINKAGE ANALYSIS WITH SUBSEQUENT FINE-MAPPING ON FAMILIAL EARLY-ONSET DEGENERATIVE DISC DISEASE
Daniel WH Ho; Kenneth MC Cheung; Danny Chan; Kathryn SE Cheah; Jaro Karppinen; PC Sham; YQ Song
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DISC SIGNAL IS ASSOCIATED WITH POLYMORPHISMS IN AGC1, COL1A1, COL2A1, COL5A1, COL9A1, COL9A2, IL1A, IL18R1 AND IL18RAP GENES
Tapio Videman; Janna Saarela; Jaakko Kaprio; Annu Näkki; Levälahti Esko; Leena Peltonen; Michele Battié
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POLYMORPHIC VARIATION OF THE GTP CYCLOHYDROLASE 1 GENE IN PATIENTS UNDERGOING SURGICAL TREATMENT FOR LUMBAR DEGENERATIVE DISC DISEASE
David Kim; Julia Martha; Mitchell Max; Inga Peter; Inna Belfer; Robert Banco; Carolyn Schwartz
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IS THE ANULAR TEAR STIMULATED DURING LUMBAR PROVOCATIVE DISCOGRAPHY THE SOURCE OF LUMBAR PAIN DURING FUNCTIONAL ACTIVITIES?
Michael DePalma; Lane Peterson; William Carne; Dave Cifu
109
DEGENERATIVE CHANGES OF INTERVERTEBRAL DISC AND VERTEBRAL ENDPLATE IN ADAMTS5 (AGGRECANASE-2) KNOCKOUT MICE
Jun Chen; Lawrence M Boyd; Kyle D Allen; Melissa Tsuboyama; Liufang Jing; Anne-Marie Malfait; Lori A Setton
110
EFFECTS OF COMPRESSION ON GENE EXPRESSION IN NUCLEUS PULPOSUS CELLS
Gwendolyn Sowa; Andrew Zorn; Paulo Coelho; Rebecca Studer; Kevin Bell; Patrick Smolinski; James Kang
111
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTERVERTEBRAL DISC DEGENERATION AND BIOMECHANICAL FUNCTION: EFFECTS OF ANNULAR INJURY SIZE
Hyunchul Kim; David Ryan; David Hwang; Adam Hsieh
112
EARLY STAGES OF INTERVERTEBRAL DISC DEGENERATION DO NOT NECESSARILY CAUSE INSTABILITY
Hans-Joachim Wilke; Friederike Rohlmann; Christina Ring; Claudia Mack; Annette Kettler
113
PROXIMAL JUNCTIONAL KYPHOSIS AFTER POSTERIOR DEKYPHOSIS SURGERY FOR THORACOLUMBAR OSTEOPOROTIC VERTEBRAL COLLAPSE
Hironari Takaishi; Morio Matsumoto; Masaya Nakamura; Ken Ishii; Takashi Tsuji; Yoshiaki Toyama; Kazuhiro Chiba Keio
114
A VALIDATED FORMULA FOR PREDICTING POST-OPERATIVE SAGITTAL BALANCE IN THE SETTING OF ADULT SPINAL DEFORMITY
Virginie Lafage; Frank Schwab; Ashish Patel; Nicola Hawkinson; Jean-Pierre Farcy
115
T1 TILT MAY OUTPERFORM THE PLUMBLINE IN CLINICAL CORRELATION - PELVIC TILT INDICATES PELVIC COMPENSATION TO DEFORMITY
Virginie Lafage; Frank Schwab; Ashish Patel; Nicola Hawkinson; Jean-Pierre Farcy
116
CULTURED HUMAN INTERVERTEBRAL DISC CELLS FROM DISCOGENIC LOW BACK PAIN PATIENTS PROMOTE AXONAL OUTGROWTH OF SENSORY NERVE FIBERS IN VITRO
Kazuyo Yamauchi; Seiji Ohtori; Takana Koshi; Masaomi Yamashita; Munetaka Suzuki; Sumihisa Orita; Kazuhisa Takahashi
117
ADIPOSE-DERIVED REGENERATIVE CELL TRANSPLANTATION: EVALUATING INTERVERTEBRAL DISC REPAIR IN A CANINE MODEL
H J. Meisel; Timothy Ganey; William Hutton; Ronda Schreiber; M H. Hedrick
118
STRUCTURED CO-CULTURE OF STEM CELLS AND DISC CELLS ENHANCES MATRIX SYNTHESIS
Aliza Apple; Zorica Buser; Anne J Kim; Richard Schneider; Jeffrey Lotz
119
RNA INTERFERENCE IN NUCLEUS PULPOSUS IN VIVO MEDIATED BY ULTRASOUND GENE THERAPY TECHNIQUE
Teppei Suzuki; Kotaro Nishida; Kenichiro Kakutani; Koichiro Maeno; Takatoshi Shimomura; Minoru Doita; Masahiro Kurosaka Kobe
120
PROTEOGLYCAN AND COLLAGEN DIFFERENTIALLY REGULATE ENDOTHELIAL AND NEURAL CELL MIGRATION: RELEVANCE TO TISSUE ENGINEERING OF OSTEOCHONDRAL TISSUES
Irena Mazakova; Sally Roberts; William Eustace; Basil Johnson; Robert Jones; Agnes Hunt
121
HUMAN NUCLEUS PULPOSUS CELLS RESPOND TO IL-6: INDEPENDENT EFFECTS AND ACTIONS SYNERGISTIC WITH OTHER CYTOKINES
Rebecca Studer; Gwen Sowa; Helga Georgescu; Nam Vo; James Kang
122
Bmp-2 TGF Beta 1 AND AGE ARE REGULATORS OF CARTILAGE INTERMEDIATE LAYER PROTEIN (CILP) GENE EXPRESSION IN THEINTERVERTEBRAL DISC
T Yoon; Z Wang; W Hutton
123
LOADING AFFECTS OXYGEN DIFFUSIVITY AND HENCE NUTRIENT TRANSPORT INTO THE INTERVERTEBRAL DISC
Thijs Grünhagen; Peter Winlove; Jill Urban
124
HEALING PROCESS OF THE DELAYED UNION OF VERTEBRAL FRACTURES IN SENILE OSTEOPOROSIS
Urayama Shigeki
125
AN EVALUATION OF INFORMATION ON THE INTERNET OF A NEW DEVICE: THE LUMBAR ARTIFICIAL DISC REPLACEMENT
Garcia Ryan; Messerschmitt Patrick
126
SHARED AND DIFFERENTIAL GENETIC AND ENVIRONMENTAL EFFECTS BY DISC LEVEL AND DEGENERATION PHENOTYPE
Battié Michelle; Levälahti Esko; Videman Tapio; Gill Kevin; Kaprio Jaakko
127
IN VIVO MEASUREMENT OF LUMBAR FACET JOINT AREA IN ASYMPTOMATIC AND CHRONIC LOW BACK PAIN SUBJECTS
Yoshihisa Otsuka, An; Howard S. Ochia; Ruth S; Espinoza Orías; Alejandro A. Andersson; Gunnar B.J. Nozomu; Inoue Rush
128
TREATMENT OF LOW BACK PAIN: A RANDOMIZED TRIAL COMPARING GROUP-BASED MULTIDISCIPLINARY REHABILITATION AND INTENSIVE INDIVIDUAL THERAPIST-ASSISTED BACK MUSCLE STRENGTHENING EXECISE.
Dufour Ninna; Thamborg Gorm; Oefeldt Alex; Lundsgaard Charlotte; Stender Steen
129
HOW DOES SURGERY AFFECT SEXUAL DESIRE AND ACTIVITIES IN PATIENTS WITH LUMBAR DISC HERNIATION?
Kanayama Masahiro; Omata Junichi; Horio Michiko; Yamaguchi Ai; Togawa Daisuke; Hashimoto Tomoyuki
130
SHOULD DIFFERENT PERSONALITY GROUPS BE TREATED DIFFERENTLY FOR LOW BACK PAIN?
Bendix Tom; Sorensen Pia Havn; Manniche Claus; Indahl Aage
131
THE EFFECT OF TREATMENT EXPECTATION ON OUTCOME IN PATIENTS WITH INTERVERTEBRAL DISC HERNIATION
Lurie Jon; Berven Sigurd; Blood Emily; Tosteson Anna; Spratt Kevin; Tosteson Tor; Weinstein James
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AN EARLIER VERTEBRAL COMPRESSION FRACTURE PREDICTS SEVERE LASTING PAIN AND DISABILITY AFTER A SUBSEQUENT ONE
Suzuki Nobuyuki; Ogikubo Osamu; Hansson Tommy