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Our mission is to be the most comprehensive online community devoted to the collection and dissemination of high quality, evidence based research findings, and unbiased study reviews related to spine care, while fostering transparent, open scholarly discussion amongst spine care professionals to improve treatment and outcomes. Spineopedia is a resource intended to enhance decision making by both spine providers and consumers.
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This is a retrospective review of reported outcomes of 158 patients, with a minimum of 25 years followup after microsurgical discectomy of a lumbar herniated disc. The Authors conclude that microsurgical discectomy surgery is an effective technique with high patient satisfaction. This is an important retrospective long term view on microdiscectomy, and certainly is consistent […]
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- Opportunistic Hounsfield units measurements on computed tomography scans can predict the number of prevalent vertebral compression fractures in older adults
- Appropriate Use Criteria for Neoplastic Compression Fractures
- Double-target magnetic stimulation attenuates oligodendrocyte apoptosis and oxidative stress impairment after spinal cord injury via GAP43
- S8 Navigation system combined with an ultrasonic osteotome for three-dimensional real-time dynamic visualization decompression to reduce postoperative neurological deterioration in thoracic ossification of the ligamentum flavum
- The role of paraspinal muscle degeneration in cervical spondylosis
- A comparative study of two full-endoscopic foraminoplasty techniques for lumbar disc herniation
- Scoliosis progression after lung transplantation
- The aortic-vertebral distance is more associated with axial plane deformities than coronal and sagittal deformities in idiopathic scoliosis patients of Lenke types I and II.
- The effect of arm positions used during radiography on spinal alignment parameters assessed by 3D ultrasound imaging in adolescents with and volunteers without idiopathic scoliosis
- Outcome of utilizing real-time contrast medium to detect the fistulas in spinal epidural arachnoid cysts and treat with minimally invasive surgery
- PRO-QOL after gross total resection of spinal ependymoma: a retrospective study based on 3-year follow-up observations in a single center
- Effect of percutaneous kyphoplasty combined with percutaneous microwave ablation on pain and clinical outcome in patients with spinal metastases
- Utility of narrow band imaging in a patient with a spinal cord cavernous malformation
- Puberty changes the natural history of idiopathic scoliosis: three prediction models for future radiographic curve severity from 1563 consecutive patients
- A comparative analysis of neuroendoscopic foramen magnum decompression versus traditional open surgery for Chiari Malformation Type I
- A “people-like-me” approach to predict individual recovery following lumbar microdiscectomy and physical therapy for lumbar radiculopathy
- Texas Orthopedics Sports & Rehabilitation Associates relocates.
- A ‘people-like-me’ approach to predict individual recovery following lumbar microdiscectomy and physical therapy for lumbar radiculopathy
- Optimization of 3D-printed titanium interbody cage design. Part 1: in vitro biomechanical study of subsidence
- Optimization of 3D-printed titanium interbody cage design. Part 2: An in vivo study of spinal fusion in sheep
- Optimization of 3D-titanium interbody cage design. Part 1: in vitro biomechanical study of subsidence
