18 research outputs found
Anterior surgical management of the cervicothoracic junction lesions at T1 and T2 vertebral bodies
Full text linkA biomechanical comparison of 360° stabilizations for corpectomy and total spondylectomy: a cadaveric study in the thoracolumbar spine
Get PDFAn overview of tissue engineering approaches for management of spinal cord injuries
Get PDFSevere spinal cord injury (SCI) leads to devastating neurological deficits and disabilities, which necessitates spending a great deal of health budget for psychological and healthcare problems of these patients and their relatives. This justifies the cost of research into the new modalities for treatment of spinal cord injuries, even in developing countries. Apart from surgical management and nerve grafting, several other approaches have been adopted for management of this condition including pharmacologic and gene therapy, cell therapy, and use of different cell-free or cell-seeded bioscaffolds. In current paper, the recent developments for therapeutic delivery of stem and non-stem cells to the site of injury, and application of cell-free and cell-seeded natural and synthetic scaffolds have been reviewed
Surgery in the cervicothoracic junction with an anterior low suprasternal approach alone or combined with manubriotomy and sternotomy: an approach selection method based on the cervicothoracic angle
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Single stage corpectomy and instrumentation in the treatment of pathological fractures in the lumbar spine
No full textSpinal cord injury and its treatment:current management and experimental perspectives
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Hounsfield units as predictor for cage subsidence and loss of reduction: following posterior-anterior stabilization in thoracolumbar spine fractures
No full textOsseointegration of hollow cylinder based spinal implants in normal and osteoporotic vertebrae: a sheep study
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