Titlebook: Cervical Laminoplasty; Kozo Nakamura (Professor and Director),Yoshiaki To Book 2003 Springer Japan 2003 Cervical Myelopathy.Cervical spine

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Segmental Motor Paralysis After Laminoplastyor decompression has dramatically decreased. However, although not frequent, complications characteristic of laminoplasty, such as axial pain and segmental motor paralysis that mainly involve the C5 segment, have evolved [.,.].

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-540-46548-5anal. One involves splitting the center of the lamina and opening thelaminabilaterally, the so-called French door approach [.], The other method, known as Hirabayashi’s open door [.], involves cutting the lateral side of the lamina and then opening the lamina to the other side.

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Kommunikation zwischen Threads,as potential risks of several complications, some of which are specific to this method. In this chapter, the possible causes, prevention, and management of complications related to open-door laminoplasty are described.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-8351-9242-3or decompression has dramatically decreased. However, although not frequent, complications characteristic of laminoplasty, such as axial pain and segmental motor paralysis that mainly involve the C5 segment, have evolved [.,.].

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Meta-level control of multiagent systems,In all four-legged animals, the extensors are dominant over the flexors in the neck in order to maintain the head in a horizontal position. In the human neck, the extensors are also dominant. A cross section of the human neck (Fig. 1) shows that 70% of the muscles present are posterior to the rotational axis of anteroposterior flexion movements.

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Anatomical Knowledge Required for LaminoplastyIn all four-legged animals, the extensors are dominant over the flexors in the neck in order to maintain the head in a horizontal position. In the human neck, the extensors are also dominant. A cross section of the human neck (Fig. 1) shows that 70% of the muscles present are posterior to the rotational axis of anteroposterior flexion movements.

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Hiroshi Umeo,Masaya Hisaoka,Takashi Sogabeeformity which caused a recurrence of myelopathy; there have since been many modifications. The aim of laminoplasty is to expand the spinal canal, to preserve the posterior structure of the cervical spine and assure stability, and to prevent the formation of a postlaminectomy membrane. In this chapt

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https://doi.org/10.1007/3-540-58698-9ith a high-speed drill, both patients and surgeons had suffered from unpredictable results with conventional laminectomy. Being both safe and effective, Kirita’s technique brought remarkable progress in the surgical results of cervical compressive myelopathy. However, problems such as postoperative