BioMed Research International / 2017 / Article / Tab 3 / Clinical Study
Transpseudarthrosis Osteotomy with Interbody Fusion for Kyphotic Spinal Pseudarthrosis in Ankylosing Spondylitis by a Single Posterior Approach: A Retrospective Study and a Brief Relevant Literature Review Table 3 Results of different osteotomy for spinal pseudarthrosis complicating AS reported in literature and in the current study.
Author (year) Surgical method Clinical/radiological outcome Blood Loss Complications Approach Zhang and Zheng [13 ] OWO without anterior fusion A mean correction of 38° for local kyphosis Not mentioned Postoperation pneumonia in 1 patient Posterior approach Kim et al. [15 ] SPO or PSO with anterior interbody fusion in one stage or two stages The mean correction was 20.9° with SPO and 26.3° with PSO Not mentioned Dura tears in 3 patients Combined posterior and anterior approach Chang et al. [17 ] PSO through pseudarthrosis with two-stage anterior interbody fusion in two stages A mean correction of 36.2° for local kyphosis A mean blood loss in PSO was 2200 ml and 470 ml in anterior fusion None Combined posterior and anterior approach Qian et al. [18 ] Anterior fusion and posterior internal fixation A mean correction of 12° for local kyphosis in intervertebral space fracture patients Not mentioned None Combined posterior and anterior approach Current study posterior reduction and transpseudarthrosis osteotomy with interbody fusion The mean correction of 22.3° for local kyphosis The mean blood loss was 817.5 ml Dura tears in 1 patient and screws pullout in 1 patient Posterior approach