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The lower Osteotomy Level is Associated With Decreased Revision Surgery Due to Mechanical Complications After Three-Column Osteotomy in Patients With Adult Spinal Deformity: A Multi-Institutional Retrospective Study.

Atsuyuki KawabataKenichiro SakaiKentaro YamadaKurando UtagawaJun HashimotoShingo MorishitaYu MatsukuraTakuya OyaizuTakashi HiraiHiroyuki InoseMasaki TomoriIchiro TorigoeHiroaki OnumaKazuo KusanoKazuyuki OtaniYoshiyasu AraiShigeo ShindoAtsushi OkawaToshitaka Yoshii
Published in: Global spine journal (2023)
A lower t-score and osteotomy of L2 or higher were associated with increased risks of mechanical failure. Lower osteotomy was associated with better correction of sagittal balance and a lower rate of mechanical complications.
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