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Apical vertebral derotation in the posterior treatment of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis: myth or reality? by Di Silvestre, Mario, Lolli, Francesco, Bakaloudis, Georgios, Maredi, Elena, Vommaro, Francesco, Pastorelli, Francesca

“…Introduction Direct apical vertebral rotation represents an important goal of posterior surgery for thoracic adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS), so as to…”
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Paediatric Orthopaedic Surgery with 3D Printing: Improvements and Cost Reduction by Frizziero, Leonardo, Santi, Gian Maria, Liverani, Alfredo, Giuseppetti, Valentina, Trisolino, Giovanni, Maredi, Elena, Stilli, Stefano

“…This paper presents a a novel alghorithm of diagnosis and treatment of rigid flatfoot due to tarsal coalition. It introduces a workflow based on 3D printed…”
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CT Conversion Workflow for Intraoperative Usage of Bony Models: From DICOM Data to 3D Printed Models by Osti, Francesco, Santi, Gian, Neri, Marco, Liverani, Alfredo, Frizziero, Leonardo, Stilli, Stefano, Maredi, Elena, Zarantonello, Paola, Gallone, Giovanni, Stallone, Stefano, Trisolino, Giovanni

“…This paper presents the application of a low-cost 3D printing technology in pre-operative planning and intra-operative decision-making. Starting from Computed…”
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New Methodology for Diagnosis of Orthopedic Diseases through Additive Manufacturing Models by Frizziero, Leonardo, Liverani, Alfredo, Donnici, Giampiero, Osti, Francesco, Neri, Marco, Maredi, Elena, Trisolino, Giovanni, Stilli, Stefano

“…Our purpose is to develop the preoperative diagnosis stage for orthopedic surgical treatments using additive manufacturing technology. Our methods involve fast…”
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Computer-Aided Surgical Simulation for Correcting Complex Limb Deformities in Children by Frizziero, Leonardo, Santi, Gian Maria, Liverani, Alfredo, Napolitano, Francesca, Papaleo, Paola, Maredi, Elena, Gennaro, Giovanni Luigi Di, Zarantonello, Paola, Stallone, Stefano, Stilli, Stefano, Trisolino, Giovanni

“…This work aims to present an in-house low-cost computer-aided simulation (CASS) process that was recently implemented in the preoperative planning of complex…”
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Neurofibromatosis type I and multiple myeloma coexistence: A possible link? by Accardi, Fabrizio, Marchica, Valentina, Mancini, Cristina, Maredi, Elena, Racano, Costantina, Notarfranchi, Laura, Martorana, Davide, Storti, Paola, Martella, Eugenia, Palma, Benedetta Dalla, Craviotto, Luisa, Filippo, Massimo De, Percesepe, Antonio, Aversa, Franco, Giuliani, Nicola

“…The association between Neurofibromatosis type I (NF1) and multiple myeloma (MM), a plasma cell, dyscrasia is very rare. Here we put to the attention of the…”
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Magnetically controlled growing rod in early onset scoliosis by Giacomini, Stefano, Di Silvestre, Mario, Lolli, Francesco, Vommaro, Francesco, Martikos, Konstantinos, Maredi, Elena, Baioni, Andrea, Greggi, Tiziana

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Is there a better derotation manoeuvre in posterior correction of thoracic adolescent idiopathic scoliosis? by Giacomini, Stefano, Di Silvestre, Mario, Lolli, Francesco, Vommaro, Francesco, Martikos, Konstantinos, Maredi, Elena, Baioni, Andrea, Greggi, Tiziana

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Growing spinal systems and early onset deformities: is hyperkhyphosis a contraindication? by Giacomini, Stefano, Di Silvestre, Mario, Lolli, Francesco, Vommaro, Francesco, Martikos, Konstantinos, Maredi, Elena, Baioni, Andrea, Greggi, Tiziana

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Is there a correlation between pelvic incidence and proximal junctional kyphosis (PJK) after surgery for adult scoliosis? by Giacomini, Stefano, Di Silvestre, Mario, Lolli, Francesco, Vommaro, Francesco, Martikos, Konstantinos, Maredi, Elena, Baioni, Andrea, Greggi, Tiziana

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Surgical treatment of scoliosis in a rare disease: arthrogryposis by Greggi, Tiziana, Martikos, Konstantinos, Pipitone, Emanuela, Lolli, Francesco, Vommaro, Francesco, Maredi, Elena, Cervellati, Stefano, Silvestre, Mario Di

“…The reported incidence of scoliosis in arthrogryposis varies from 30% to 67% and, in most cases, the curves progress rapidly and become stiff from early…”
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