Less Invasive Surgery is Feasible in the Management of Traumatic Thoracolumbar Fractures in Isolated and Polytrauma Injury

Keyphrases

• Minimal Invasive Surgery 100%
• Polytrauma 100%
• Traumatic Thoracolumbar Fracture 100%
• Percutaneous Pedicle Screw Fixation 100%
• Polytrauma Patients 66%
• Less Invasive Stabilization System 66%
• Confidence Interval 33%
• Quality of Life 33%
• Health Surveys 33%
• Response Rate 33%
• Inclusion Criteria 33%
• Functional Outcome 33%
• Fixation Method 33%
• Trauma Patients 33%
• Perioperative Morbidity 33%
• Perioperative Complications 33%
• Percutaneous Technique 33%
• Quality of Life Outcomes 33%
• Outcome Quality 33%
• Vertebral Body 33%
• Spine Fracture 33%
• Neurological Deficit 33%
• Thoracolumbar Fracture 33%
• Emergency Setting 33%
• Comminution 33%
• Injury Severity Score 33%
• Spinal Column 33%
• Cement Augmentation 33%
• Clinical Outcomes 33%
• One Percent 33%
• EuroQuol 33%
• Damage Control Orthopedics 33%

INIS

• patients 100%
• surgery 100%
• management 100%
• fractures 100%
• injuries 100%
• screws 42%
• data 28%
• quality of life 28%
• stabilization 28%
• reduction 14%
• damage 14%
• control 14%
• risks 14%
• emergencies 14%
• morbidity 14%
• populations 14%
• range 14%
• inclusions 14%
• surveys 14%
• trauma 14%
• spine 14%
• augmentation 14%
• cements 14%
• comminution 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Pedicle 100%
• Polytrauma 100%
• Quality of Life 66%
• Peroperative Complication 33%
• Orthopedics 33%
• Spine Fracture 33%
• Population Research 33%
• Health Survey 33%
• Body of Vertebra 33%
• Abbreviated Injury Scale 33%