34 research outputs found

    Quantification of motor pathways to the pelvic floor in humans

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    Restoration of life quality 24 months after cervical spine non-fusion using dynamic cervical implant

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    Is dynamic cervical disc replacement an alternative to ACDF? A two-year follow-up study

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    Die Ablation des Ligamentum flavum mit dem CO2-Laser könnte eine interessante Behandlungsmodalität der degenerativen, lumbalen Spinalkanalstenose sein. Eine in-vitro-Studie zur Messung der Ablationsgeschwindigkeit und zu thermischen Nebenwirkungen

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    Ernest Barwick's living wagon, and other wagons, photographed at Lincoln Fair, 24 September 1960. Digitisation and record funded by the Pilgrim Trust

    A dynamic cervical disc replacement - in-between fusion and prosthesis

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    Regional impairment of (18)F-FDG uptake in the cervical spinal cord in patients with monosegmental chronic cervical myelopathy

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    The aim of this preliminary report was to assess glucose metabolism in the cervical spine of patients with chronic compressive myelopathy by using FDG PET.Ten patients with monosegmental chronic degenerative stenosis and local cord compression of the upper/middle cervical spine with signs of myelopathy on MRI and 10 control patients without known cervical abnormalities were investigated by FDG PET. Maximum standardised uptake values (SUV(max)) were measured at all levels of the cervical spine (C1-C7).While the controls showed the typical pattern of homogeneous linear FDG uptake along the entire cervical cord, the patients with chronic compressive myelopathy had a normal glucose utilisation only above the level of stenosis and a significant decrease in FDG uptake below their individual level of cord compression. This may be caused by atrophy of anterior grey horn cells and the loss of glucose-consuming neurons below the level of cord compression.FDG PET of the spine of patients with chronic compressive myelopathy may be helpful to determine the stage and severity of cervical myelopathy
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