Anterior lumbar interbody fusion L5S1 Biomechanical Experimental Study on Stability.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 20 Anterior lumbar interbody fusion L5S1 Biomechanical Experimental Study on Stability Author: Tang Shujie, Miao Jun, Zhang Jidong, Xia Qun, Jin Hongbin, WANG Zhi-bin, Wang Aiguo Abstract [Objective] The integrity of lumbar spine specimens, simple anterior lumbar interbody fusion (ALIF), ALIF were treated by pedicle screw fixation and translaminar facet screw fixation for four kinds of state tests to compare the biomechanical stability of the . [Methods] fresh lumbar spine specimens 8, respectively, in the full state, L5S1 the road planted with Cage, L5S1, respectively Cage anterior pedicle screw fixation and translaminar facet screw fixation, the determination of flexion, extension, Under the bending and torsional movement range of motion and compared. [Results] alone ALIF specimens compared with the full sample, followed by stretching the range of motion increased (P lt;0.01), while the flexion, lateral bending, reversing a reduced range of motion (P lt;0.01); while the ALIF through the pedicle screw fixed or translaminar facet screw fixation after the range of motion in all directions are less than complete specimens and simple ALIF specimens (P lt;0.01). [Conclusion] L5S1 simple line ALlF poor stability after the extension, in order to increase its stability by translaminar facet screw fixation should be the preferred instrument. Keywords: Anterior lumbar interbody fusion; pedicle screw; translaminar facet screw; biomechanical stability Abstract: [Objective] To evaluate the biomechanical stability of lumbar intact specimen, anterior lumbar interbody fixation (ALIF) specimen, ALIF specimen fixed with pedicle screw and ALIF specimen fixed with translaminar facets screw. [Method] Each of eight adult fresh cadaver specimen of lumbarsacral segmcnts was analyzed in four states (groups): intact, L5S1 ALIF, L5S1 ALIF fixed with pedicle screw or fixed with translaminar facets screw, test and compare its range of moti