Operative treatment of spinal deformities in patients with cerebral palsy or mental retardation. An analysis of one hundred and seven cases

Keyphrases

• Spinal Deformity 100%
• Cerebral Palsy 100%
• Intellectual Disability 100%
• Operative Treatment 100%
• Pseudarthrosis 80%
• Posterior Fusion 80%
• Scoliosis 60%
• Correction Loss 40%
• Posterior Instrumentation 40%
• Pelvic Obliquity 40%
• Handicapped Persons 40%
• Minneapolis 20%
• Twin Cities 20%
• St. Paul 20%
• Minnesota 20%
• Loss Function 20%
• Treatment Programs 20%
• Operative 20%
• Ambulatory Patients 20%
• Curve Progression 20%
• Surgical Treatment 20%
• Low Dose Rate 20%
• Length of Follow-up 20%
• Lumbar 20%
• Complication Rate 20%
• Lordosis 20%
• Indications for Surgery 20%
• Curve Correction 20%
• Kyphosis 20%
• Curve Shape 20%
• Standing Balance 20%
• Posterior Approach 20%
• Anterior Approach 20%
• Lumbar Curve 20%
• Spine Fusion 20%
• Anterior Fusion 20%
• Thoracolumbar Curve 20%
• I Curve 20%
• Curve Length 20%
• Wound Problems 20%
• Harrington Instrumentation 20%
• Uncooperative Patient 20%
• Moral Questions 20%
• Double Balanced 20%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Spine Malformation 100%
• Patient with Cerebral Palsy 100%
• Pseudarthrosis 100%
• Scoliosis 75%
• Pelvis 50%
• Sacrum 50%
• Infection 25%
• Wound 25%
• Spastic Diplegia 25%
• Lordosis 25%
• Kyphosis 25%
• Spinal Fusion 25%
• Sitting 25%