Spinal Tumor Surgery
Bone-to-Bone Ligament Preserving Laminoplasty with Ultrasonic Osteotome Assistance for Intraspinal Tumors: A Technical Note and Clinical Follow-Up
《Orthopaedic Surgery》 2023;15:1549–1555
Author：Yuebing Ren
Bone-to-Bone Ligament Preserving Laminoplasty with Ultrasonic Osteotome Assistance for Intraspinal Tumors: A Technical Note and Clinical Follow-Up
Objective:
Laminectomy has been widely used for intraspinal tumor resection. However, the tilted spinous process and narrow lateral laminae of the thoracic spine along with the hypertrophic ligamentum flavum of the lumbar spine pose certain problems for the laminae removal of the traditional laminectomy. We improved the laminectomy method with ultrasonic osteotome to treat thoracolumbar tumors and assessed its safety and superiority.
Spinal Tumor Surgery
Surgical Strategy and Application of Robotic-Assisted Benign Sacral Neurogenic Tumor Resection
《Operative Neurosurgery》 2023 Mar 1;24(3):232-241
Author：Wu Hui
Surgical Strategy and Application of Robotic-Assisted Benign Sacral Neurogenic Tumor Resection
BACKGROUND:
Robotic surgery may be advantageous in neurogenic sacral tumor resection but only a few studies reported robotic-assisted neurogenic sacral tumor resection.
Spinal Tumor Surgery
Customized “Whole-Cervical-Vertebral-Body” Reconstruction After Modified Subtotal Spondylectomy of C2-C7 Spinal Tumor Via Piezoelectric Surgery
《Operative Neurosurgery》 2019 Dec 1;17(6):580-587.
Author：He Shaohui
Customized “Whole-Cervical-Vertebral-Body” Reconstruction After Modified Subtotal Spondylectomy of C2-C7 Spinal Tumor Via Piezoelectric Surgery
BACKGROUND: Radical resection is the first-line option in managing cervical primary chondrosarcoma. Favorable anterior reconstruction is challenging after multilevel total spondylectomy in the cervical spine.