Correction of an unstable part of the spine by joining two or more vertebrae; usually done surgically but sometimes done by traction or immobilization.
1 Summary of background data: Bone morphogenetic proteins can successfully augment spinal fusion .
2 Smoking had no effect on the spinal fusion outcome in this study.
3 Their clinical application in spinal fusion surgery has recently increased in popularity.
4 And what the doctor says is, I think you need a spinal fusion .
5 There have been few studies examining these predictors in children undergoing spinal fusion .
6 The spinal fusion rates and clinical outcomes of the two groups were compared.
7 Conclusion: These data suggest that spinal fusion using rhBMP-7 is estrogen-dependent in rats.
8 Limited data exist, however, documenting the increase in spinal fusion .
9 Outcome measures: Patients were assessed for the adequate spinal fusion and cement-related complication parameters.
10 Methods: Seventy-four consecutive cases of lumbar spinal fusion are reviewed.
11 Objective: Blood loss during spinal fusion surgery may lead to the need for transfusion.
12 Group-based rehabilitation is both efficient and cost-effective in rehabilitation of lumbar spinal fusion patients.
13 He is healthy again now after a 2017 spinal fusion .
14 Background: Patients undergoing posterior spinal fusion surgery can lose a substantial amount of blood.
15 Summary of background data: Several studies have analyzed predictors associated with transfusion in spinal fusion .
16 Objective: To examine the effect of early initiation of rehabilitation after instrumented lumbar spinal fusion .
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