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Revisión a largo plazo de fusión lumbar con técnica de Albee. A propósito de 4 casos
Long-term follow-up of lumbar spine fusion using the Albee's technique
F. E. NAVARRETE FAUBEL, V. VICENT CARSÍ, V. L. ARIÑO BOSCH. SERVICIO DE CIRUGÍA ORTOPÉDICA Y TRAUMATOLOGÍA. HOSPITAL UNIVERSITARIO LA FE. VALENCIA.
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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15/09/2008
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Resumen (ES)
We present a long term retrospective study of 4
patients who were treated by vertebral fusion with Albee's
technique. The etiology was vertebral fracture in 2 cases and
scoliosis in 2 cases. All patients returned to their previous activity
level. Follow-up assessment was done at a mean of 35
years. At this time, two patients developed spinal stenosis, one
a pseudoarthrosis of the cortical bone graft and one showed
degenerative disease with back pain. Three cases required a
second surgical treatment. Spinal fusion with the Albee's
method allows anterior elasticity that could be responsible of
vertebral space narrowing and a spinal stenosis. This elasticity
also allows a better relief of local symptoms as compared to
more rigid techniques.
patients who were treated by vertebral fusion with Albee's
technique. The etiology was vertebral fracture in 2 cases and
scoliosis in 2 cases. All patients returned to their previous activity
level. Follow-up assessment was done at a mean of 35
years. At this time, two patients developed spinal stenosis, one
a pseudoarthrosis of the cortical bone graft and one showed
degenerative disease with back pain. Three cases required a
second surgical treatment. Spinal fusion with the Albee's
method allows anterior elasticity that could be responsible of
vertebral space narrowing and a spinal stenosis. This elasticity
also allows a better relief of local symptoms as compared to
more rigid techniques.
Palabras clave (ES):
Fusión
Raquis
Columna
Técnica
Albee
Artrodesis
Fijación
Lumbar
Resumen (EN)
We present a long term retrospective study of 4
patients who were treated by vertebral fusion with Albee's
technique. The etiology was vertebral fracture in 2 cases and
scoliosis in 2 cases. All patients returned to their previous activity
level. Follow-up assessment was done at a mean of 35
years. At this time, two patients developed spinal stenosis, one
a pseudoarthrosis of the cortical bone graft and one showed
degenerative disease with back pain. Three cases required a
second surgical treatment. Spinal fusion with the Albee's
method allows anterior elasticity that could be responsible of
vertebral space narrowing and a spinal stenosis. This elasticity
also allows a better relief of local symptoms as compared to
more rigid techniques.
patients who were treated by vertebral fusion with Albee's
technique. The etiology was vertebral fracture in 2 cases and
scoliosis in 2 cases. All patients returned to their previous activity
level. Follow-up assessment was done at a mean of 35
years. At this time, two patients developed spinal stenosis, one
a pseudoarthrosis of the cortical bone graft and one showed
degenerative disease with back pain. Three cases required a
second surgical treatment. Spinal fusion with the Albee's
method allows anterior elasticity that could be responsible of
vertebral space narrowing and a spinal stenosis. This elasticity
also allows a better relief of local symptoms as compared to
more rigid techniques.
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