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在用M6-CTM人造磁盘替换宫全盘之后,异型骨化,骨解和植入失败

Sonja Häckel1,2, Jessica Gaff3,4, Moreica Pabbruwe5

  • 1Neurospine Institute, Murdoch, Australia.

European spine journal : official publication of the European Spine Society, the European Spinal Deformity Society, and the European Section of the Cervical Spine Research Society
|February 16, 2024
PubMed
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M6-CTM椎全盘置换 (CTDR) 显示骨解 (44%) 和异型骨化 (34%) 的高率,在12%的患者中植入物失败. 建议进行持续监测,特别是在C5/6.6的男性身上.

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人工磁盘置换手术是什么?宫关节整形术 宫关节整形术宫椎间盘假体 宫椎间盘假体宫全盘置换术 宫全盘置换术不同类型的骨化异型化.植入物失败的原因是植入物失败.在M6-CTM中使用.骨质溶解是一种骨质分解.周围假肢并发症 周围假肢并发症

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