Dick using system restore point explosion type vertebral fractures of vertebral height and spinal canal.docVIP

 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 7 Dick using system restore point explosion type vertebral fractures of vertebral height and spinal canal Paper Keywords: Keywords: vertebral fractures; angle Dick; vertebral body height; spinal Volume Abstract: 【Abstract】 Objective perspective Dick system in an explosion-type fracture in the restoration of vertebral height and volume of the role of the spinal canal. Dick systems using point of view the treatment of thoracolumbar burst fracture, in July 1997 to October 1999 a total of 27 cases, all through the pre-and postoperative X-ray, CT scan films, to observe, measure, compare before and after vertebral body height and volume recovery of the spinal canal. Results restore vertebral height and width of the intervertebral space by up to 90%, and increase the minimum anteroposterior diameter of spinal canal 0.4cm, largest 1.0cm, follow-up of 10 to 16 months, neurological symptoms improved efficiency was 100%, incomplete paralysis were all restored, complete paralysis were partially restored. Conclusion Dick angles in posterior surgery, the address in front of spinal curvature and spinal cord compression, so that the patient little injury, rehabilitation and effect is good. Paper content: For the treatment of vertebral fracture explosion in order to be able to restore vertebral body height and spinal fractures of the volume, a marked improvement for the future the key to the clinical effect. I since July 1997 ~ October 1999 with Dick system for treatment of spinal fracture angle in 27 cases, achieve better results. 1 Materials and methods 1.1 The clinical data of this group of 27 patients, male 18 cases, 9 female, making up 25 to 56 years old. Three cases of thoracic, thoracolumbar in 19 cases, lumbar in 5 cases. Explosive fracture in 18 cases, fracture dislocation of 9 cases. The loss of vertebral height from high 2 / 3 of those 21 cases, the loss of 1 / 3 in 6 patients, high in the loss of 1 / 2