Dynamic Reconstruction of the Spine

482 Pages·2015·29.845 MB·English

by  Cammisa, Frank P., Fessler, Richard G., Kim, Daniel H., Sengupta, Dilip K., Yoon, Do Heum

Dynamic Reconstruction of the Spine
2nd Edition
Daniel H. Kim,MD,FAANS, FACS
Professor
Directorof SpinalNeurosurgery
ReconstructivePeripheral NerveSurgery
DepartmentofNeurosurgery
Memorial Hermann
The UniversityofTexasHealth ScienceCenteratHouston
Houston, Texas
Dilip K. Sengupta,MD, DrMed
Director,Clinical Research
AttendingSpine Surgeon
TexasBackInstitute
Plano,Texas
FrankP.Cammisa Jr., MD, FACS
Chief
SpinalSurgicalService
AttendingSurgeon
Spine Care Institute
HospitalforSpecial Surgery
Professor of Orthopedic Surgery
Weill MedicalCollegeof Cornell University
NewYork, NewYork
Do HeumYoon,MD,PhD
Professor
DepartmentofNeurosurgery
YonseiUniversity CollegeofMedicine
Seoul, RepublicofKorea
RichardG. Fessler, MD,PhD
Professor
DepartmentofNeurological Surgery
Rush UniversityCollegeof Medicine
Chicago, Illinois
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Contents
Preface............................................................................................ xi
Acknowledgments............................................................................... xiii
Contributors...................................................................................... xv
Part1 MotionPreservationoftheSpineinContext
1 DynamicStabilizationoftheLumbarSpine ................................................... 2
DilipK.Sengupta
2 CervicalandLumbarDiscReplacement........................................................ 7
DoHeumYoon,KarenM.Shibata,DanielH.Kim,andDilipK.Sengupta
3 TheRationalebehindDynamicPosteriorSpinalInstrumentation........................... 20
PaulC.McAfee,BryanW.Cunningham,andDilipK.Sengupta
Part2 ClinicalBiomechanicsoftheSpine
4 BasicPrinciplesinBiomechanics:ForceandEffects .......................................... 32
PaulC.Ivancic
5 BasicPrinciplesinBiomechanics:LoadsandMotion(Kinematics).......................... 38
VikasKaul,AtaM.Kiapour,ConstantineK.Demetropoulos,AnandK.Agarwal,andVijayK.Goel
6 CenterofRotation ............................................................................... 46
DilipK.Sengupta
7 BiomechanicalTestingoftheLumbarSpine................................................... 54
AvinashG.Patwardhan,RobertM.Havey,andLeonardI.Voronov
8 KinematicsoftheCervicalSpineMotion ...................................................... 61
AtaM.KiapourandConstantineK.Demetropoulos
9 BiomechanicalTestingProtocolforEvaluatingCervicalDiscArthroplasty................. 70
DilipK.Sengupta
10 FiniteElementAnalysis.......................................................................... 75
AliKiapour,VivekPalepu,AtaM.Kiapour,ConstantineK.Demetropoulos,andVijayK.Goel
11 BiomaterialsandDesignEngineering.......................................................... 85
MichaelB.Mayor
Part3 Restorationof theCervicalMovementSegment
12 BiomechanicalAspectsAssociatedwithCervicalDiscArthroplasty ........................ 90
DilipK.Sengupta
13 RationaleandIndicationsforCervicalDiscArthroplasty..................................... 98
JesseL.Even,JoonY.Lee,MoeR.Lim,andAlexanderR.Vaccaro
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14 Metal-on-MetalCervicalDiscProstheses....................................................... 104
DarrenR.Lebl,FedericoP.Girardi,andFrankP.CammisaJr.
15 DesignRationaleandSurgicalTechniqueofMetal-on-PolyCervicalDiscProstheses...... 112
DarrenR.Lebl,FedericoP.Girardi,andFrankP.CammisaJr.
16 BryanCervicalDiscDevice....................................................................... 118
DilipK.Sengupta
17 M6-CArtificialCervicalDisc ..................................................................... 125
CarlLauryssenandDomagojCoric
18 PEEKandCeramicCervicalDiscProstheses.................................................... 135
MatthewN.Songer
19 ComplexitiesofSingle-versusMultilevelCervicalDiscArthroplasty ....................... 145
WilliamE.NewayIII,LisaFerreara,andJamesJosephYue
20 UpdateonFDAIDETrialsonCervicalDiscArthroplasty ...................................... 152
UdayPawar,AbhayNene,andDilipK.Sengupta
21 ComplicationsofCervicalDiscReplacement................................................... 157
TroyMorrison,RichardD.Guyer,andDonnaD.Ohnmeiss
22 RetrievalAnalysisofCervicalTotalDiscReplacement ........................................ 162
JayDeepGhosh,PengHuang,andDilipK.Sengupta
Part4 Restorationof theLumbarMotionSegment
23 KinematicsoftheLumbarSpine ................................................................ 172
HaiboFan
24 KineticsoftheLumbarSpine.................................................................... 177
AtaM.Kiapour,HaiboFan,andConstantineK.Demetropoulos
25 RationaleandPrinciplesofDynamicStabilizationintheLumbarSpine..................... 184
DilipK.Sengupta
26 DesignRationale,Indications,andClassificationforPedicle
Screw–BasedPosteriorDynamicStabilizationDevices ....................................... 189
DilipK.Sengupta
27 DynamicStabilizationwithGrafLigamentoplasty ............................................ 196
Young-SooKim,Dong-KyuChin,andDilipK.Sengupta
28 ClinicalApplicationofDynesysDynamicStabilization........................................ 202
GillesG.DuBoisandDilipK.Sengupta
29 DynamicStabilizationforRevisionofLumbarSpinalPseudarthrosiswithTransition ..... 207
PaulC.McAfee,LianaChotikul,ErinM.Shucosky,andJordanMcAfee
30 NonfusionStabilizationof theDegeneratedLumbarSpinewithCosmic ................... 213
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