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Surgical Technique and Long Term Follow-up of Laminoplasty Using Titanium Miniplates Masaki IWAKURA 1 , Kazuki YAMAMOTO 1 , Tatsuya NAGASHIMA 1 , Norihiko TAMAKI 1 1Department of Neurosurgery, Kobe University School of Medicine Keyword: laminoplasty , laminectomy , titanium miniplate , spinal deformity pp.525-531
Published Date 1999/6/10
DOI https://doi.org/10.11477/mf.1436901734
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Problems concerning a spinal deformity due to simple laminectomy and the usefulness of laminoplastyare often reported recently. In our hospital, laminoplasty with titanium miniplates for spinal operations hasbeen used in all cases since 1992. We started to use this method after we encountered several cases of post-operative spinal deformity following multiple-level laminectomy.

We reviewed two different subgroups of patients. Group A consisted of 38 cases who were operated onusing simple laminectomy. Group B consisted of 32 cases who were operated on using laminoplasty withtitanium miniplates. Postoperative spinal deformity occurred in 5 patients of Group A (13%), and in noneof Group B (0%). In particular, postoperative spinal deformity occurred in one child case of Group A(33%), and in none of Group B (0%).

Laminoplasty is a very simple and efficient technique, and advantages are the presentation of stability ofthe posterior column and curvature of the laminae, as well as protection of the spinal cord. Compatibilitywith magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) is another advantage of titanium miniplates, because long follow-up using MRI is always necessary in these cases.

In conclusion, laminoplasty with titanium miniplates for spinal operations are a very useful and safetechnique.


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