Spine
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Review Case Reports
Fate of the adult revision spinal deformity patient: a single institution experience.
Retrospective case series. ⋯ The rate of revision after revision SD surgery was 21%, most commonly due to pseudarthrosis, adjacent segment disease, infection, and implant prominence/pain. However, significant improvements in SRS outcome scores were still observed in those patients requiring additional revision procedures.
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Randomized Controlled Trial Comparative Study Pragmatic Clinical Trial
Classification-guided versus generalized postural intervention in subgroups of nonspecific chronic low back pain: a pragmatic randomized controlled study.
Pragmatic randomized controlled single-blinded study. ⋯ Compared with minimal change in the GPI group, the CSPI produced statistically and clinically significant improvements in disability and pain outcomes and short-term improvements in some parameters of spinal repositioning sense in NSCLBP subgroups.
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Therapeutic level II cohort study. ⋯ 2.
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Case report and description of technique. ⋯ Microendoscopic techniques can be extended to excise lesions of the spine. It is a safe procedure in experienced hands. The advantages are minimal morbidity, minimal postoperative pain and discomfort, less analgesic dependence, and better cosmesis. The authors recommend this technique for accessible lesions involving the spine.
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Multicenter, prospective, consecutive series. ⋯ 3.