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Pathological Anatomy and Surgical Treatment of Thoracic and Lumbar Injuries Based on Clinical Data from Spinal Injuries Center Keiichiro Shiba 1 , Takayoshi Ueta 1 , Hideki Ohta 1 , Eiji Mori 1 , Kouzo Kaji 1 1Department Orthopaedic Surgery, Spinal Injuries Center, Labour Welfare Corporation Keyword: thoracic and lumbar spine , 胸椎・腰椎 , burst fracture , 破裂骨折 , fracture dislocation , 脱臼骨折 pp.413-421
Published Date 2004/4/1
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1408100411
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 The three-column features were observed in 110 thoracic and lumbar burst fractures treated by an one-staged anterior-posterior approach. The incidence of complete disruption of the posterior ligamentous complex was 38% (42/110), and there was a close correlation between the grade of neurological deficit and posterior ligamentous disruption. Disruption of the posterior ligamentous complex plays an important role in the neural damage as well as spinal stenosis caused by burst fragments, especially in the acute phase. In burst fractures associated with a vertical lamina fracture (25%:28/110), it was not unusual for posterior dural lacerations to be caused by impact on the dural sac (15%:17/110).

 To clarify the pathologic anatomy of thoracic and lumbar spine fracture-dislocations, the case records of 146 patients who had been treated surgically were examined. Most of the shear-fracture dislocations were distributed in the upper-and mid-thoracic spine (T1 to T9), and the flexion-rotation type was more common in the lower thoracic spine (T10 to T12) and the lumbar spine (L1 to L4). The forces used for on the basis of stabilization, including both distraction and compression, should be applied the pathological anatomy.


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