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In a series of 748 traditional growing rod patients the overall rate of post-op neurological deficit was 0.45%, and the rate of permanent deficit was 0.05%. Neurological events occurred in… Click to show full abstract
In a series of 748 traditional growing rod patients the overall rate of post-op neurological deficit was 0.45%, and the rate of permanent deficit was 0.05%. Neurological events occurred in all types of procedures including routine lengthenings. It is recommended IOM be utilised as a default for all distraction-based surgeries including lengthenings.
Keywords:
distraction based;
multi center;
assessment neurological;
center assessment;
paper multi;
distraction
Journal Title: Spine deformity
Year Published: 2017
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Journal Title: Spine deformity
Year Published: 2017
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