Surgery Research

KEY FINDING: Surgical tool entrapment can occur during spinal fusion procedures, even though it is rare.

KEY FINDING: The presence of preoperative T2 weighted signal change was associated with lower preoperative mJOA scores.

KEY FINDING: The traditional understanding of the spinal cord's organization, where specific areas control specific body parts, is likely incorrect, suggesting CCS is a more diffuse injury.

KEY FINDING: Intraoperative ultrasound was successfully used in all patients to explore decompression of the spinal canal and assess injuries to the neural elements.

KEY FINDING: Anterior cervical decompression may not relieve posterior cord compression in patients with cervical spondylotic myelopathy.

KEY FINDING: Histopathological examination showed that the high-dose Shilajit group had lower amounts of morphological damage compared to the low-dose and control groups.

KEY FINDING: The most common type of vertebral column injury was burst fractures (62%), followed by fracture-dislocation injury (25.3%).

KEY FINDING: There's no significant difference in surgery duration between titanium mesh and bone grafting.

KEY FINDING: FET is a commonly used treatment approach for acute type A aortic dissection.

KEY FINDING: The surgical intervention significantly enhanced the patient’s lower limb function, as evidenced by an increase in mJOA score from 5 preoperatively to 11 at terminal follow-up.