A Retrospective Study of Surgical Correction for Spinal Deformity with and without Osteotomy to Compare Outcome Using Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring with Evoked Potentials

Jian Chen; Jing-fan Yang; Yao-long Deng; Xie-xiang Shao; Zi-fang Huang; Jun-lin Yang

doi:10.12659/MSM.925371

14 August 2020: Clinical Research

A Retrospective Study of Surgical Correction for Spinal Deformity with and without Osteotomy to Compare Outcome Using Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring with Evoked Potentials

Jian Chen ^1DEF* , Jing-fan Yang ^1BCF** , Yao-long Deng ^1BCF* , Wen-yuan Sui ^1EF , Xie-xiang Shao ^1BCD , Zi-fang Huang ^2ABCDE* , Jun-lin Yang ^1FG

DOI: 10.12659/MSM.925371

Med Sci Monit 2020; 26:e925371

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Figure 1 Two cases of the non-osteotomy group and osteotomy group. (A) A 14-year-old patient with scoliosis who was treated with a multilevel posterior correction without osteotomy (non-osteotomy group). (B) A 15-year-old patient with a severe and stiff scoliosis who was treated with a long posterior reconstruction from C7 to T12 with one-level grade 4 osteotomy at T4 (osteotomy group).

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A Retrospective Study of Surgical Correction for Spinal Deformity with and without Osteotomy to Compare Outcome Using Intraoperative Neurophysiological Monitoring with Evoked Potentials

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