Disparities in Indications and Outcomes Reporting for Spinal Column Shortening for Tethered Cord Syndrome
Matthew C. Findlay,
Samuel A. Tenhoeve,
Chase M. Johansen
et al.
Abstract:Study Design.
Systematic review.
Objective.
To identify commonly reported indications and outcomes in spinal column shortening (SCS) procedures.
Summary of Background Data.
SCS is a surgical procedure used in patients with tethered cord syndrome (TCS)—characterized by abnormal attachment of neural components to surrounding tissues—to shorten the vertebral column, release tension on the spinal cord/neural ele… Show more
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