Summary statement : treatment of the painful motion segment

enthalten in: Spine | 2005

von Andersson, G. | Burkus, J. | Foley, K. | +6

Treatment of the painful motion segment : cervical arthroplasty

enthalten in: Spine | 2005

von Pracyk, J. | Traynelis, V.

Summary Statement: Treatment of the Painful Motion Segment

enthalten in: Spine | 2005

von Andersson, G. | Burkus, J. | Foley, K. | +6

Treatment of the Painful Motion Segment: Cervical Arthroplasty

enthalten in: Spine | 2005

von Pracyk, J. | Traynelis, V.

Point of View

enthalten in: Spine | 2003

von Traynelis, V.

Editorial - A Picture is Worth a Thousand Words

enthalten in: Spine | 2001

von Traynelis, V.

A Finite Element Investigation of Upper Cervical Instrumentation

enthalten in: Spine | 2001

von Puttlitz, C. | Goel, V. | Traynelis, V. | +1

Cervical Spine - Management of Type II Dens Fractures: A Case-Control Study - A case control study providing class II evidence was designed to evaluate age as a risk factor for failure of halo immobilization as a treatment of type II dens fractures. Age >= 50 was found was to be a very significant risk factor (P : = 0.002) with the odds ratio suggesting that these patients are greater than 21 times more likely to fail halo immobilization than their younger counterparts

enthalten in: Spine | 2000

von Lennarson, P. | Mostafavi, H. | Traynelis, V. | +1

Biomechanics - Biomechanical Rationale for the Pathology of Rheumatoid Arthritis in the Craniovertebral Junction - Rheumatoid arthritis of the craniovertebral junction was examined using a validated three-dimensional finite element model. Model predictions show that load transmission changes at the transverse ligament-odontoid process and that Cu-C1 and C1-C2 lateral facet articulations favor clinically observed resorption of periarticular bone. Furthermore, the model predicts that atlantoaxial subluxation can be produced only if there is significant compromise of the transverse ligament accompanied by disruption of the alar and-or capsular ligaments

enthalten in: Spine | 2000

von Puttlitz, C. | Goel, V. | Clark, C. | +3

Cervical Spine - Management of Cervical Spinal Fractures in Ankylosing Spondylitis With Posterior Fixation - Cervical spinal fractures in patients with ankylosing spondylitis are associated with significant instability. A technique for surgical fusion that achieves three-point internal fixation along multiple segments using lateral mass plates and autologous rib graft secured with interspinous cables is presented. Postoperative immobilization requires only a cervical collar

enthalten in: Spine | 2000

von Taggard, D. | Traynelis, V.