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同种异体骨椎间融合器的研究进展及临床应用现状 被引量:7
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作者 潘剑成 龚旭 罗飞 《中国修复重建外科杂志》 CAS CSCD 北大核心 2015年第3期381-385,共5页
目的对同种异体骨椎间融合器的研究进展和临床应用现状进行综述。方法查阅国内外采用同种异体骨椎间融合器治疗颈腰椎退行性疾病的相关文献,分析其优缺点、术后融合率、临床疗效及并发症。结果同种异体骨椎间融合器的术后融合率、临床... 目的对同种异体骨椎间融合器的研究进展和临床应用现状进行综述。方法查阅国内外采用同种异体骨椎间融合器治疗颈腰椎退行性疾病的相关文献,分析其优缺点、术后融合率、临床疗效及并发症。结果同种异体骨椎间融合器的术后融合率、临床效果与自体骨、聚醚醚酮融合器相近,但其适应证、远期疗效及术后并发症等仍需继续观察。结论同种异体骨椎间融合器的最佳适应证和远期效果需进一步研究,以期为临床决策提供充足证据。 展开更多
关键词 同种异体骨 椎间融合术 椎间融合器
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同种异体骨移植材料在脊柱融合中的应用 被引量:3
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作者 蔡元庆 刘谟震 李忠海 《中国组织工程研究》 CAS 北大核心 2023年第16期2571-2579,共9页
背景:脊柱融合术中选择有效的植骨材料十分有必要,自体骨移植被视为脊柱融合术的“金标准”,但其存在取骨区疼痛等并发症。同种异体骨供骨量充足、可避免取骨区并发症,不同的同种异体骨材料在不同部位的脊柱融合中展现了良好的成骨能力... 背景:脊柱融合术中选择有效的植骨材料十分有必要,自体骨移植被视为脊柱融合术的“金标准”,但其存在取骨区疼痛等并发症。同种异体骨供骨量充足、可避免取骨区并发症,不同的同种异体骨材料在不同部位的脊柱融合中展现了良好的成骨能力。目的:综述近年来同种异体骨移植材料在脊柱融合术中的应用现状。方法:检索1990-2022年间,在PubMed、Web of Science数据库和中国知网发表的相关中英文文献,英文检索词:“fresh frozen bone,autograft,allograft,freeze-dried bone,demineralized bone matrix,allograft spacer,spinal fusion”;中文检索词:“新鲜冰冻骨,自体骨,同种异体骨,冷冻干燥骨,脱矿骨基质,同种异体骨椎间融合器,脊柱融合”,经筛选后最终纳入95篇文献进行综述。结果与结论:新鲜冰冻骨由于其存在免疫排斥、传播疾病等风险临床运用较少;冷冻干燥骨移植虽然存在延迟愈合,但是其最终融合效果与自体骨相似;脱钙骨基质常作为自体骨填充剂或用于填充椎间融合器而最大发挥其融合能力,与硫酸钙或羟磷灰石等载体的联用使其可塑性和成骨活性提升明显;新型解剖型同种异体椎间融合器成骨活性好、临床融合率高、可有效维持椎间隙高度和椎间孔的正常形状。现有的大量临床研究结果表明同种异体骨材料在脊柱融合术中能达到与自体骨一样的融合效率,并且和自体骨一样安全,是外科医生良好的选择,在临床中得到了大量应用。 展开更多
关键词 脊柱融合 自体骨 同种异体骨 冷冻干燥骨 脱钙骨基质 椎间融合器
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腰椎微创与开放椎间融合的影像学特征及疗效比较 被引量:2
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作者 占新华 于研 +3 位作者 蔡宗远 曾至立 张宇雷 程黎明 《同济大学学报(医学版)》 CAS 2017年第4期66-70,共5页
目的评价腰椎微创与开放手术椎间融合器植入空间位置的影像学特征以及两种手术方法的临床疗效对比。方法回顾性分析2013年1月至2015年2月同济大学附属同济医院腰椎微创(n=38)或开放椎间融合术(n=55)的93例临床资料。通过双相空间标识点... 目的评价腰椎微创与开放手术椎间融合器植入空间位置的影像学特征以及两种手术方法的临床疗效对比。方法回顾性分析2013年1月至2015年2月同济大学附属同济医院腰椎微创(n=38)或开放椎间融合术(n=55)的93例临床资料。通过双相空间标识点识别技术测量两种手术术后X线片中融合器的空间位置,对比两种手术方式中椎间融合器植入空间位置的差异及临床疗效。结果所有患者均顺利完成手术,微创组患者的术中出血量及住院天数明显低于开放组(P<0.05)。两组患者术后VAS、ODI较术前比较差异有统计学意义(P<0.05),但组间对比差异无统计学意义(P>0.05)。椎间融合器空间位置M IS组明显优于Open组,差异有统计学意义(P<0.05)。结论微创与开放椎间融合均是治疗腰椎退变性疾病的有效手术方式,微创组具有恢复快、出血少的优势,而且微创手术较开放手术植入的融合器更容易获得靠前、靠中央的理想位置。 展开更多
关键词 腰椎 脊柱融合术 微创性 椎间融合器
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Implant-related MRI artifacts of determined interbody test spacers: artifact calculations due to implant parameters in a porcine spine model
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作者 Thorsten Ernstberger 《Health》 2009年第3期207-210,共4页
Aim: Intervertebral spacers for anterior spine fusion are made of different materials, which can affect the post-fusion MRI scans. Suscep- tibility artifacts specially for implants made of titanium alloys can decrease... Aim: Intervertebral spacers for anterior spine fusion are made of different materials, which can affect the post-fusion MRI scans. Suscep- tibility artifacts specially for implants made of titanium alloys can decrease the image quality. This study focused on the influence of deter-mined implant parameters like shape and implant volume in MRI artifacting independent from se-lected MRI-sequences. Methods: In this study the post-implantation MRI scans of determined cuboids and cylinders were evaluated. All in-terbody test implants were made of titanium alloys. MRI scans were carried out by using T1 TSE sequences. The total artifact volume (TAV) of all examined implants were calculated for sta-tistical t-test correlation and implant volume (IV)/TAV-relation. Results: Considering all ex-amined test implants with an increasing implant size the TAV became significant larger (p<0,001) with simultaneous reduction of the respective IV/TAV-relation. According to an intergroup TAV- correlation for cylinders and cuboids with an equivalent implant volume the cylindric test im-plants demonstrated a significant smaller arti-fact range (p<0,05). Conclusions: Based on these results the MRI artifacts of larger test im-plants were more limited to the to the implant’s direct surroundings. In this connection for im- plants with identical material volumes a cylin- dric shape demonstrated more advantages con- sidering MRI artifacting than cubic forms. 展开更多
关键词 Magnetic Resonance Imaging Geometrical TEST Implants Susceptibility Effect Titanium interbody spacer
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Score based assessment of implant-related post fusion MRI artifacts focused on different interbody disc spacers: An <i>in vitro</i>study
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作者 Thorsten Ernstberger Gabert Heidrich +1 位作者 Hans-Michael Klinger Mike Herbert Baums 《Open Journal of Clinical Diagnostics》 2012年第2期23-29,共7页
Interbody disc spacers for anterior spine fusion are made of different materials, such as titanium alloys or carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRP). Implant-related susceptibility artifacts can decrease the quality o... Interbody disc spacers for anterior spine fusion are made of different materials, such as titanium alloys or carbon fiber reinforced polymers (CFRP). Implant-related susceptibility artifacts can decrease the quality of MRI scans. This cadaveric study aimed to demonstrate the extent that implant-related MRI artifacting affects the post fusion differentiation of the spinal canal (SC) and intervertebral disc space (IDS). In 6 cadaveric porcine spines, we evaluated the post-im- plantation MRI scans of a titanium and CFRP spacer that differed in shape and surface qualities. A spacer made of human cortical bone was used as a control. A defined evaluation unit was divided into regions of interest (ROI) to characterize the SC and IDS. Considering 15 different MRI sequences read independently by an interobserver-validated team of specialists artifact-affected image quality of the median MRI slice was rated on a modified score of 0-1-2-3. A maximum score of 15 points for the SC and 9 points for the IDS (100%) was possible. Turbo spin echo sequences produced the best scores for both spacers and the control. Only the control achieved a score of 100%. For the IDS the titanium and CFRP spacer maximally scored 0% and 74%, for the SC 80% and 99%, respectively. By using favored T1 TSE sequences the CFRP-spacer represented clear advantages in post fusion spinal imaging. Independent of artifact dimensions the used scoring system allowed us to create an implant-related ranking of MRI scan quality in reference to the bone control. 展开更多
关键词 interbody Disc spacer POST FUSION MRI Imaging ARTIFACTS Artifact SCORE
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