Surgical management for multilevel noncontiguous thoracic spinal tuberculosis by single-stage poster

来源 :第三届全国脊柱结核诊疗新技术研讨会暨2017年湖南省医学会脊柱外科专业委员会年会 | 被引量 : 0次 | 上传用户:smilepk
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  Purpose Multilevel noncontiguous thoracic spinal tuber-culosis has rarely been reported in the literature.We present a retrospective clinical study of 14 patients with multilevel noncontiguous thoracic spinal tuberculosis treated by sin-gle-stage posterior transforaminal thoracic debridement,limited decompression,interbody fusion,and posterior instrumentation (modified TTIF) and determine the clinical effectiveness of such surgical treatment for MNTST.Methods Fourteen patients with multilevel noncontiguous thoracic spinal tuberculosis were treated with modified TTIF.The mean follow-up was 27.36± 10.46 months (range 13-42 months).The kyphotic angle ranged from -2° to 47° before operation,with an average of 19.21° ± 12.63°.The erythrocyte sedimentation rate (ESR) of patients upon admission ranged from 30 to 62 mm/h before operation,with an average of 46.43 ± 10.77 mm/h.The Frankel Grade was used to evaluate the neurological deficits.Results The average ESR got normal (8.14 ± 5.89 mm/h) within 3 months in all patients.The average kyphotic angle decreased to 8.07°± 6.91° postoperatively.Mean defor-mity angle was measured as 8.79° ± 7.29° at the last visit.Solid fusion was achieved in all cases.Neurologic status of the 12 patients with preoperative neurologic deficit was 6 with grade D recovered to normal;2 with grade B,both of them to grade D;4 with grade C,2 to grade D,1 to grade E,and 1 still in grade C.Conclusions Modified TTIF can be an effective treatment method of multilevel noncontiguous thoracic spinal tuber-culosis.
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