1st Lumbar: A, Midway between spines of D8 and D9; B, lower border of spine of D10. 2nd Lumbar: A, Middle of spine of D9; B, junction of upper 1/3 and lower 2/3 of spine of D11. 3rd Lumbar: A, Middle of spine of D10; B, just below spine of D11.

2024年1月17日 · Preoperative MRI T1 sagittal (a), T1 axial (b), T2 sagittal (c), and T2 axial (d) showing D11 translation, spinal injury, subligamentous hematoma (dashed arrow), and posterior soft tissue injury (solid arrow)

The dorso lumbar segment of spine (D10 to L2) is an unstable zone between fixed dorsal and mobile lumbar spine. A combined anterior and posterior approach with short segment stabilization was found most appropriate.

We, for the first time, prospectively evaluated the healed status in TB spine by fluorodeoxyglucose-positron emission tomography/computed tomography (FDG-PET/CT) and contrast magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) with the objective to …

A D10 vertebra fracture is when the tenth thoracic vertebra in the spine gets hurt. This injury can make the spine unstable and harm nerves. It needs careful treatment to heal right.

Imaging revealed spinal cord compression (i.e., occupying >50% of the spinal canal) from D8 to D10 level and infective spondylodiscitis at the D10–D11 level. Surgery included a D8–L1 laminectomy with instrumented fusion. Histology and cultures revealed the presence of tuberculosis, and anti-tubercular therapy was administered.

With careful coordination by thoracic surgeons, neurospinal surgeons and anaesthetists, the anterior spine approach for dorsal spine is safe and effective. Adequate preoperative evaluation should stratify the risk and institute measures to reduce it.

Injuries of the thoracolumbar spine occur in between T11 to L2 between upper and middle thoracic column and lumbar spine [1-5]. The upper 3/4 th is protected by ribcage and mostly the fractures are stable. However due to the narrow spinal canal cord damage is too common.

Download scientific diagram | Tubercular spondylitis thoracic spine (D10-D11). Patient had a good subjective outcome and all changes in laboratory and radiological (MRI, CT, and X-rays)...

2023年12月1日 · Clinical examination revealed a median spinal wound on the dorsal spine at D9 and D10, with a downward oblique line of about 4 cm, a regular edge, exposing the spinous veins with a gap in continuity, and leaking cerebrospinal fluid (CSF), a median lumbar wound opposite L1 and L2, approx. 3 cm long, transecting the various muscle layers without ...