Search Results - "Don, Angus S"

Do position and size matter? An analysis of cage and placement variables for optimum lordosis in PLIF reconstruction by Landham, Priyan R., Don, Angus S., Robertson, Peter A.

“…Purpose To examine monosegmental lordosis after posterior lumbar interbody fusion (PLIF) surgery and relate lordosis to cage size, shape, and placement…”
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2009 ISSLS Prize Winner: Does Discography Cause Accelerated Progression of Degeneration Changes in the Lumbar Disc: A Ten-Year Matched Cohort Study by CARRAGEE, Eugene J, DON, Angus S, HURWITZ, Eric L, CUELLAR, Jason M, CARRINO, John, HERZOG, Richard

“…Prospective, match-cohort study of disc degeneration progression over 10 years with and without baseline discography. Objectives. To compare progression of…”
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A brief overview of evidence-informed management of chronic low back pain with surgery by Don, Angus S., FRACS, Carragee, Eugene, MD

“…Abstract Editors' preface The management of chronic low back pain (CLBP) has proven to be very challenging in North America, as evidenced by its mounting…”
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Is the self-reported history accurate in patients with persistent axial pain after a motor vehicle accident? by Don, Angus S., FRACS, Carragee, Eugene J., MD

“…Abstract Background context A patient's self-reported history has, in general, assumed to be accurate. Clinical management of individuals with persistent axial…”
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Pelvic Incidence: Computed Tomography Study Evaluating Correlation with Sagittal Sacropelvic Parameters by Baker, Joseph F., Don, Angus S., Robertson, Peter A.

“…Normal values for spinal alignment are often based on the pelvic incidence (PI), defined as the angle subtended by a line from the bicoxofemoral axis to the…”
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Computed tomography analysis of sacropelvic parameters in relation to anterior access to the lumbosacral disc by Baker, Joseph F., Rolton, Daniel J., Don, Angus S., Robertson, Peter A.

“…Purpose: Anecdotally a higher pelvic incidence (PI) confers a 'deeper' pelvis with the potential for challenging access, yet this is ill-defined in the…”
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Optimising lumbar lordosis during PLIF surgery by Landham, Priyan, Don, Angus S, Robertson, Peter A

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Selection of Fusion Levels in Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis Using Fulcrum Bending Prediction : A Prospective Study by LUK, Keith D. K, DON, Angus S, CHONG, Chee S, WONG, Yat W, CHEUNG, Kenneth M

“…A prospective study of 50 consecutive patients undergoing selective thoracic fusion for idiopathic scoliosis with minimum 2 year follow-up. We aim to establish…”
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Universal No-fault Compensation is Associated With Improved Return to Work Rates in Spine Fusion by Manson, Jonathan F, Landham, Priyan R, Cunningham, John E, Montgomery, Alexander S, Don, Angus S, Robertson, Peter A

“…Retrospective cohort study and systematic literature review. To examine the influence of "universal no-fault compensation" upon return-to-work rates in…”
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Anatomic determination of optimal entry point and direction for C1 lateral mass screw placement by Blagg, Stuart E, Don, Angus S, Robertson, Peter A

“…Anatomic study of C1 osteology using computerized tomography. To define the anatomy of the C1 lateral mass and make recommendations for optimal entry point and…”
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Intention-to-treat analysis: the parachute revisited by Cunningham, John E., Don, Angus S., Robertson, Peter A.

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Painful lumbosacral melorheostosis treated by fusion by Robertson, Peter A, Don, Angus S, Miller, Mary V

“…A case report of low back pain associated with a diagnosis of melorheostosis of the lumbosacral spine. To describe a rare presentation of melorheostosis and…”
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Facet joint orientation in spondylolysis and isthmic spondylolisthesis by Don, Angus S, Robertson, Peter A

“…The orientation of facet joints (FJs) in a normal population and isthmic spondylolisthesis (IS) population was assessed using magnetic resonance imaging in the…”
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