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Percutaneous screw fixation of a vertebral pedicle fracture under CT-guidance: a new technique
Nicolas Amoretti1, Pierre-Yves Marcy, Olivier Hauger
1Radiology Department, Centre Hospitalier Universitaire de Nice, 06200 Nice, France. amorettinicolas@yahoo.fr
Abstract:
We report on a new minimally invasive technique for the vertebral pedicle fracture after placement of a prosthetic disc. This intervention is an adaptation of CT-guided sacroiliac and acetabular fracture screw fixation. This type of procedure enables the perfect placement and measurement of the screw, as well as an extremely small incision under local anesthesia. CT guided Transpedicular fixation could be a useful strategy in the treatment of future cases involving poorly healing pedicle fractures causing persistent symptoms. This intervention confirms the range of capacities of CT scan-controlled interventions in terms of precision, safety, speed, minimal invasiveness, rapid return to everyday activity and consequently, economical management.

