Odontoid screw placement for Anderson type II odontoid fractures: how do duration from injury to surgery and clinical and radiological factors influence the union rate? A multicenter retrospective study
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Although many factors have been reported as influencing the union rate after anterior odontoid screw placement for Anderson type II fractures, duration from injury to surgery > 7 days appears to be the most relevant, resulting in a 48 times higher risk for nonunion. Early surgery appears to be as …
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| Authors | Ricciardi L;Trungu S;Scerrati A;De Bonis P;Rustemi O;Mazzetto M;Lofrese G;Cultrera F;Barrey CY;Di Bartolomeo A;Piazza A;Miscusi M;Raco A;; |
| Journal | Journal of neurosurgery. Spine |
| Year | 2020 |
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