Load Changes on a Short-Segment Posterior Instrumentation After Transosseous Disruption of L3 Vertebra - A Biomechanical Human Cadaveric Study.

Maximilian Heumann Alina Jacob Boyko Gueorguiev Robert Geoffrey RichardsLorin M Benneker

Published in: Global spine journal (2024)

After a complete transosseous disruption of L3 vertebra, the implant load on the rods was considerably higher vs the state with an intact vertebral body. Innovative implantable sensors could monitor those changes, allowing assessment of the healing progression based on quantifiable data.

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