Percutaneous Juxtapedicular Cement Salvage of Failed Spinal Instrumentation? Institutional Experience and Cadaveric Biomechanical Study.

David Blake KurlandMatin LendheyNader DelavariJalen WinfieldJonathan M MahoneyTibor BecskeMaksim ShapiroEytan RazDonato PacioneBrandon S BucklenAnthony K Frempong-Boadu

Published in: Operative neurosurgery (Hagerstown, Md.) (2023)

Perc-cement salvage of failing instrumentation is reasonably efficacious. The technique is biomechanically noninferior to other revision strategies that require open surgery for removal and replacement of hardware. Open revision surgery may be avoided by perc-cement salvage in select cases.

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