Titlebook: Stenosis of the Cervical Spine; Causes, Diagnosis an Vincenzo Denaro Book 1991 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 1991 Instrument.anatomy.bi

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Book 1991 It has been my pleasure, as Director, to be associated with Professor Denaro, first as a Sessional Consultant in diseases of the spine and finally, after his promotion to the permanent staff, as Associate Professor. Professor Denaro began his postgraduate program of spe­ cialization, and hence his

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ince 1986. It has been my pleasure, as Director, to be associated with Professor Denaro, first as a Sessional Consultant in diseases of the spine and finally, after his promotion to the permanent staff, as Associate Professor. Professor Denaro began his postgraduate program of spe­ cialization, and

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Introduction,ical intervention, these new diagnostic methods have permitted the identification and definition of significant differences between disease entities and, as a consequence, have provided more specific criteria for selecting surgical approaches and developing the modern surgical techniques.

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Biomechanics of Spondylotic Cervical Myelopathy,nges secondary to canal compromise, which in turn may lead to spinal dysfunction. Physiological movements of the spinal column may further reduce the functional size of the canal. In . of the spinal column, the canal length decreases, thus increasing the cord’s cross-sectional area.

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Causes of Poor Results,are unequivocally present. Obviously, this represents a broad and variable set of circumstances that are difficult to classify and describe. Only those known to be the more common errors and those that have a real probability of significant iatrogenic consequences will be covered here.

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Anatomy and Anatomical Pathology,ifically discussing the individual constituents that participate in the pathogenesis.through the complex interrelationships with the neurological structures and with particular reference to the vascular components.

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Surgical Techniques,fferent methods, depending not only on the surgical procedure to be carried out, but also on the skill and experience of the surgeon in using a specific procedure (e.g., Cloward vs Smith-Robinson vs multilevel surgery).

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