2010
DOI: 10.1016/j.bjps.2008.11.037
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The use of free vascularised bone grafts in spinal reconstruction

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“…10 Its main disadvantage is the small footprint which has been documented. 7,11 Dvorak et al 7 mention that the footprint or configuration of the implant-bone interface has not been firmly established in thoracic and lumbar anterior column reconstruction. Iliac crest and fibular grafts maintain a relatively small area of contact with the endplate and thus may promote penetration through the endplate and subsidence into the vertebral body, resulting in the loss of sagittal alignment.…”
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“…10 Its main disadvantage is the small footprint which has been documented. 7,11 Dvorak et al 7 mention that the footprint or configuration of the implant-bone interface has not been firmly established in thoracic and lumbar anterior column reconstruction. Iliac crest and fibular grafts maintain a relatively small area of contact with the endplate and thus may promote penetration through the endplate and subsidence into the vertebral body, resulting in the loss of sagittal alignment.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Iliac crest and fibular grafts maintain a relatively small area of contact with the endplate and thus may promote penetration through the endplate and subsidence into the vertebral body, resulting in the loss of sagittal alignment. Winters et al 11 mention the use of multiple barrel strut grafts of free vascularised fibular graft to reconstruct the thoraco-lumbar anterior column.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…It has been found useful to fill the defect in large bones like femur and tibia, particularly in the metaphyseal regions. 4 Even triple-or quadruple-barrel graft configurations 5 have found occasional application (e.g. in spinal reconstructions), similar to multi-barrel guns.…”
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“…3 and 4). 3,4 Cadaveric intercalary and osteoarticular allografts serve as biological reconstruction after sarcoma resection, especially in young children. 5 These allografts are chosen preoperatively to nearly replicate the contour and size of the resected bone, thereby maximizing function ( Fig.…”
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confidence: 99%