Background: A new technique for harvesting autologous iliac bone grafts is described. TECHNIQUE: This technique is mainly based on performing carefully a limited subperiosteal dissection, obliquely directed bone cuts, and avoiding the stripiing of the anterior thigh musculature. CONCLUSION: This technique allowed to overcome almost all the problems that can occur when using the traditional technique for iliac crest graft harvesting and was used in over 100 cases of cervical discogenic disease with satisfactory result.

Spallone, A. (2007). A less-invasive technique for harvesting autologous iliac crest grafts for cervical interbody fusion:technical note. SURGICAL NEUROLOGY, 67(2), 160-162 [10.1016/j.surneu.2006.07.012].

A less-invasive technique for harvesting autologous iliac crest grafts for cervical interbody fusion:technical note

SPALLONE, ALDO
2007-02-01

Abstract

Background: A new technique for harvesting autologous iliac bone grafts is described. TECHNIQUE: This technique is mainly based on performing carefully a limited subperiosteal dissection, obliquely directed bone cuts, and avoiding the stripiing of the anterior thigh musculature. CONCLUSION: This technique allowed to overcome almost all the problems that can occur when using the traditional technique for iliac crest graft harvesting and was used in over 100 cases of cervical discogenic disease with satisfactory result.
feb-2007
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Rilevanza internazionale
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Sì, ma tipo non specificato
Settore MED/27 - NEUROCHIRURGIA
English
Con Impact Factor ISI
Cervical Disk disease, Anterior interbody fusion; Iliac crest autograft
Spallone, A. (2007). A less-invasive technique for harvesting autologous iliac crest grafts for cervical interbody fusion:technical note. SURGICAL NEUROLOGY, 67(2), 160-162 [10.1016/j.surneu.2006.07.012].
Spallone, A
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