Balloon-Assisted Fracture Reduction in High-Energy Burst Fractures 球囊辅助复位在高能量爆裂骨折中的应用Dalip Pelinkovic, MD,* Ranjith Kamal Udayakumar, MD,† and Frank M
Phillips, MD*The combination of percutaneus vertebral augmentation with posterior instrumentation may be an attractive treatment option for certain high energy burst fractures
Biomaterials such as calcium phosphate cement are biocompatible, share similar biomechanical prop¬erties to bone, and are gradually replaced by host bone tissue
Early biomechanical and clinical results indicate that the anterior column may be restored without the need of a traditional anterior surgical approach
Further clinical studies are needed to confirm that this less invasive approach improves patient outcome
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