Treatment of atlantoaxial instability with atlantoaxial pedicle and lateral mass screw WANG
Qunbo Wang, Shao Gao-hai, Li Bo, Bo Zhao, He Cao
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Qunbo Wang, Shao Gao-hai, Li Bo, Bo Zhao, He Cao
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Objective To study the effect of atlantoaxial pedicle and lateral mass screw in treat-ment of atlantoaxial instability. Methods A retrospective analysis was done on 11 eases of aflantoaxi-al instability treated with atlantoaxial pedicle and lateralmass screw from June 2006 to December 2007. Results The postoperative radiographs verified good position of all screws, with satisfactory atlantoaxial reduction. Follow-up for 3-21 months (average 12 months) showed no spinal cord and vertebral artery in-jury or interfixation failure. Conclusion Atlantoaxial pediele and lateral mass screw technique is a convenient method with solid fixation for treatment of atlantoaxial instability. Key words: Atlas; Atlanto-axial joint; Fracture fixation, internal; Spinal fusion
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Objective To study the effect of atlantoaxial pedicle and lateral mass screw in treat-ment of atlantoaxial instability. Methods A retrospective analysis was done on 11 eases of aflantoaxi-al instability treated with atlantoaxial pedicle and lateralmass screw from June 2006 to December 2007. Results The postoperative radiographs verified good position of all screws, with satisfactory atlantoaxial reduction. Follow-up for 3-21 months (average 12 months) showed no spinal cord and vertebral artery in-jury or interfixation failure. Conclusion Atlantoaxial pediele and lateral mass screw technique is a convenient method with solid fixation for treatment of atlantoaxial instability. Key words: Atlas; Atlanto-axial joint; Fracture fixation, internal; Spinal fusion
Key concepts: Atlantoaxial instability, Medicine, Atlas (anatomy), Lateral mass, Atlanto-axial joint, Vertebral artery, Radiography, Surgery