Paiva, Wellingson S Oliveira, Arthur Mp Andrade, Almir F Amorim, Robson Lo Lourenço, Leonardo Jo Teixeira, Manoel J
Published in
International journal of general medicine
Severe and moderate head injury can cause misdiagnosis of a spinal cord injury, leading to devastating long-term consequences. The objective of this study is to identify risk factors involving spine trauma and moderate-to-severe brain injury. A prospective study involving 1617 patients admitted in the emergency unit was carried out. Of these patien...
Tee, J W Chan, C H P Gruen, R L Fitzgerald, M C B Liew, S M Cameron, P A Rosenfeld, J V
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Global spine journal
Background The establishment of a spine trauma registry collecting both spine column and spinal cord data should improve the evidential basis for clinical decisions. This is a report on the pilot of a spine trauma registry including development of a minimum dataset. Methods A minimum dataset consisting of 56 data items was created using the modifie...
Tee, J W Chan, C H P Fitzgerald, M C B Liew, S M Rosenfeld, J V
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Global spine journal
Knowledge of current epidemiology and spine trauma trends assists in public resource allocation, fine-tuning of primary prevention methods, and benchmarking purposes. Data on all patients with traumatic spine injuries admitted to the Alfred Hospital, Melbourne between May 1, 2009, and January 1, 2011, were collected from the Alfred Trauma Registry,...
Tee, Jin W Chan, Patrick C H Rosenfeld, Jeffrey V Gruen, Russell L
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Global spine journal
Study Design Systematic review. Objective We assessed the current state of spine registries by collecting spine trauma data and assessing their compliance to defined registry standards of being clinical quality. We ascertained if these registries collected spinal cord injury data alone or with spine column trauma data. Methods A systematic review w...
Rao, Raj D. Berry, Chirag Yoganandan, Narayan Agarwal, Arnav
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The Spine Journal
Background contextMotor vehicle collisions (MVC) are a leading cause of thoracic and lumbar (T and L) spine injuries. Mechanisms of injury in vehicular crashes that result in thoracic and lumbar fractures and the spectrum of injury in these occupants have not been extensively studied in the literature. PurposeThe objective was to investigate the pa...
Tee, J W Chan, C H P Gruen, R L Fitzgerald, M C B Liew, S M Cameron, P A Rosenfeld, J V
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Global spine journal
Study Design Retrospective review on clinical-quality trauma registry prospective data. Objective To identify early predictors of suboptimal health status in polytrauma patients with spine injuries. Methods A retrospective review on a prospective cohort was performed on spine-injured polytrauma patients with successful discharge from May 2009 to Ja...
Pröscholdt, Florian Heining, Sandro Powerski, Maciej Nolte, Christian H Ertel, Wolfgang
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Global spine journal
Study Design Case report and review of the literature. Objectives Case report of a traumatic dissection of all major brain-supplying arteries resulting from a horseback-riding accident. Overview of the literature on diagnostic and therapeutic recommendations. Methods Case presentation. For the discussion, handpicked articles and PubMed database res...
Wang, Xiao-Bin Yang, Ming Li, Jing Xiong, Guang-Zhong Lu, Chang Lü, Guo-Hua
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Indian Journal of Orthopaedics
BackgroundLiterature describing the application of modern segmental instrumentation to thoracic and lumbar fracture dislocation injuries is limited and the ideal surgical strategy for this severe trauma remains controversial. The purpose of this article was to investigate the feasibility and efficacy of single‑stage posterior reduction with segment...
Dobran, Mauro Iacoangeli, Maurizio Nocchi, Niccolò Di Rienzo, Alessandro di Somma, Lucia Giovanna Maria Nasi, Davide Colasanti, Roberto Al-Fay, Mohuammad Scerrati, Massimo
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Asian journal of neurosurgery
Nowadays, in patients with cervical SCI early surgery could be associated with improved outcome, most in case of young people with mild neurological impairment.
Saeedinia, Saeed Nouri, Mohsen Azarhomayoun, Amir Hanif, Hamed Mortazavi, Abolghasem Bahramian, Parisa Yarandi, Kourosh Karimi Amirjamshidi, Abbas
Published in
Surgical neurology international
Considering the preventable nature of most of the factors contributing to SSI, it should be possible to reduce these complications.