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 PAGE \* MERGEFORMAT 22 ISOLA Spine System in the high sacral tumor resection and reconstruction of Of: Rayson Lee Kwok Tung, Tsai Chung Dong-young, HOU Tie-sheng, Yin Chang rights, Wang Ji, Yu-Ming, He Dawei, Fu Qiang, Ji Fang [Abstract] [Objective] To investigate the use of ISOLA pedicle screw spinal reconstruction after resection of high-sacral spine - pelvis continuity of the indications, surgical technique and feasibility. [Method] in July 2001 ~ January 2007 were treated between 43 cases of violations of S1, 2 the high sacral tumors were retrospectively studied all patients with bilateral or unilateral tumor resection lumbar ISOLA system - the continuity of the pelvic reconstruction. which unilateral reconstruction of 11 cases (25.6%, double focus on construction of 32 cases (74.4%). [Results] 43 patients, chordoma, giant cell tumor, a total of 33 cases of neurogenic tumors (77.1%. postoperatively in 34 patients (79.1%) were 12 to 62 months follow-up, 5 chordomas relapse, 29 cases were good local control. Postoperative lumbosacral radicular leg pain and significantly relieve pain and resume normal weight bearing and walking. No 1 case of broken nails, broken rods or screws loose. X-ray examination found no nail holes to expand, pelvis and lumbar spine down the cohesion (L5 sink). International Society of Limb Salvage (ISOLS Scoring excellent rate of 26 cases (76.5%. [Conclusion] The high tumor, using nail ISOLA rod system to rebuild their lumbar spine after excision - surgical pelvic continuity method is simple, less invasive, fewer complications, and the fixed indeed, worthy of promotion. [Keywords:] ISOLA spinal system, sacrum, the tumor, reconstruction Abstract: [Objective] To investigate the operation indications and techniques of the ISOLA spinal system in reconstruction of the lumber-pelvis continuity after resection of high-level sacral tumors. [Method] A retrospective study was performed in 43 patients with high-level sacral tumor (HLS