Spine
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Prospective population-based cohort study. ⋯ Baseline variables in multiple domains predicted lumbar spine surgery. There was a very strong association between surgery and first provider seen for the injury even after adjustment for other important variables.
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Validation and reliability analysis of the new SRS-Schwab classification for adult spinal deformity.
An inter- and intra-observer reliability study. ⋯ With the nonpremarked cases, this new SRS-Schwab system for patients with ASD could achieve good to excellent intra- and inter-observer reliability, but the definition of thoracic or lumbar curves was still predisposed to confusion. Overall, the SRS-Schwab system is a simple and clear classification system with incorporated spinopelvic parameters, which significantly increase its value for practical usage.
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Clinical Trial
Increase in airway pressure resulting from prone position patient placing may predict intraoperative surgical blood loss.
Prospective study on intraoperative blood loss during lumbar spine surgery. ⋯ Increase in airway pressure resulting from placement into a prone position may predict intraoperative surgical blood loss.
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Single-center prospective study. ⋯ 4.
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Cross-sectional analysis of electronic medical and pharmacy records. ⋯ 4.