Clinical Study Of Thoracolumbar Fractures Treated With GSS Combined With Pedicle Bone Grafting

This study selected period 2009 to 2012 in our hospital for treatment of thoracolumbar fractures in 36 patients for the study. And implementation of patient selection using pedicle graft GSS1 combination for treatment of patients with various recording data classification and aggregation processing, statistical software SPSS19.0 take the above summary data analysis and processing, and reached the following conclusions:(1) This article discusses the clinical efficacy of the use of internal common spine system GSS-Ⅱ type of pedicle screw fixation for thoracolumbar fractures. Common spine system uses internal GSS-Ⅱ type of pedicle screw fixation for complex live thoracolumbar fracture 36 cases, preoperative and postoperative follow-up period before the camera and X-rays to measure postoperative vertebral height, vertebral After the body edge height, Cobb’s angle, to understand whether the failure and reset after fractures during follow-up as well as the loss of the case. Frankel scores evaluating the use of nerve injury recovery.(2) Select the 36 cases of thoracolumbar fracture patients, 36 patients with thoracolumbar fractures in patients with GSS pedicle bone graft combined treatment, patient outcomes were observed. Re-live fixed through surgery, vertebral height, vertebral kyphosis compared with preoperative Cobb angle were significantly improved after an average follow-up of 18.5 months, the above results and postoperative measurements showed no significant change, no case fixation failure.(3) the use of GSS-Ⅱ type of pedicle screw fixation living complex thoracolumbar fractures can effectively re-live the fracture and prevent loss of reduction and dependents column fracture kyphosis, improve nerve function, is the ideal treatment of thoracolumbar fractures method. 36 patients after treatment Cobb angle decreases, the treatment of patients with satisfactory results. Use GSS pedicle bone graft combined to better treatment of thoracolumbar fractures, to help patients recover soon, reduce the burden on the patient, should be promoted.