Anterior versus posterior treatment of stable thoracolumbar burst fractures without neurologic deficit: A prospective, randomized study

Keyphrases

• Prospective Randomized Trial 100%
• Neurologic Deficit 100%
• Functional Outcome 100%
• Anterior Fusion 100%
• Thoracolumbar Fracture 100%
• Patient-specific 66%
• Computed Tomography 66%
• Blood Loss 66%
• Hospital Stay 66%
• Radiograph 66%
• Posterior Fusion 66%
• Operating Time 66%
• Thoracolumbar Junction 66%
• Anterior Instrumentation 66%
• Burst Fracture 66%
• Treatment Strategy 33%
• Patient Outcomes 33%
• Transfusion 33%
• Minor Complications 33%
• 2-year Follow-up 33%
• Additional Surgery 33%
• Stay Time 33%
• Posterior Spinal Fusion 33%
• Anterior Approach 33%
• Anterior Surgery 33%
• In(III) 33%
• Complications Surgery 33%
• Anterior Reconstruction 33%
• Clinical Outcomes 33%
• Instrument Removal 33%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Computer Assisted Tomography 100%
• Bleeding 100%
• Health Care Cost 50%
• Posterior Spine Fusion 50%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Bleeding 100%
• Computer Assisted Tomography 100%
• Treatment Outcome 50%
• Posterior Spine Fusion 50%