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Lateral radiograph of dual-plane fixation of an L2 fracture. A) preoperative; B) one week after operation; C) 3 months after operation; D) one year after operation.
- Figure 2
Lateral radiograph of triplane fixation of an L1 fracture. A) preoperative; B) one week after operation; C) 3 months after operation; D) one year after operation.
Tables
- Table 1
Comparison of operational duration and blood loss between the 2 groups of Chinese patients treated for a single-level thoraco-lumbar fracture.
Group Operation duration Blood loss PFFV group 115.68±12.83 (93-136)* 229.06±28.32 (185-265) TSSF group 93.08±10.98 (75-116) 218.88±20.39 (180-250) Compared with TSSF group p<0.05 - Table 2
Comparison of the Cobb angle and vertebral body height between 2 groups of Chinese patients treated for a single-level thoracolumbar fracture (mean±SD).
Variables Preoperative One week after operation Operation correction Loss of correction after one year Cobb’s angle (°) PFFV group 19.78±7.31 7.06±3.26* 12.72±5.93 2.63±1.95** TSSF group 20.51±6.06 8.03±3.61* 12.77±4.68 5.51±3.28 Vertebral body height (%) PFFV group 62.69±10.83 93.72±6.75* 31.03±13.31 3.78±2.28** TSSF group 60.57±10.12 91.97±8.26* 31.11±12.25 8.31±5.33 - Table 3
Comparison between Denis pain scale scores one year postoperation in 2 groups of Chinese patients treated for a single-level thoracolumbar fracture.
Group Number P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 PFFV group 32 20 9 3 0 0 TSSF group 35 20 10 5 0 0 P1 - in postoperative week one, P2 - at one week, P3 - at 3 months, P4 - at 6 months, P5 - at 12 months
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