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Modern Anterior Scoliosis Surgery

By Lawrence Lenke, M.D., Randal Betz, M.D., and Jurgen Harms, M.D.
The many advantages of the anterior approach to scoliosis surgery—improved spine mobilization, fusion of fewer segments, faster patient recovery, improved cosmetics—have become more evident as its key proponents have continued to refine their methods. Modern Anterior Scoliosis Surgery, written by leading practitioners, is the first comprehensive volume dedicated exclusively to this approach, with its many variations and modifications.
This definitive text provides a complete overview of all preliminary considerations, including the biomechanics of scoliosis and of anterior column support; spinal cord monitoring; pulmonary considerations; complications in adult and adolescent idiopathics; performance measures; and a new method of idiopathic curve classification. Both adult and pediatric issues are identified and discussed as well as pathologic conditions. Numerous technical diagrams and drawings demonstrate surgical techniques, guiding the surgeon step-by-step through each procedure. Minimally invasive methods are also fully covered.
Clearly written, well-illustrated chapters address the entire range of anterior approaches and, where appropriate, evaluate any option of the posterior approach. All current operative procedures are described in full, including those employing the following instrumentation systems: Zielke threaded rod (thoracic and thoracolumbar/lumbar applications); Moss-Miami single solid rod; TSRH single solid rod; CD horizon single solid rod; Halm-Zielke combined threaded and solid rod; Kaneda dual solid rod (KASS); and others.
Modern Anterior Scoliosis Surgery will hold a unique place in the contemporary library of spine surgery.
Contents (abridged):- Biomechanics of Scoliosis Deformities
- The Lenke Treatment--Directed Classification System for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis
- Radiographic Scoring System for Scoliosis
- Spinal Cord Monitoring
- Pulmonary and Nutritional Considerations
- Complications of Anterior Spine Surgery
- Patient Health Outcomes
- Single Thoracotomy Approach
- Double Anterior Thoracotomy Thoracolumbar and Lumbar Retroperitoneal Approach
- Anterior Kyphoscoliosis Surgery: Release and Strut Grafts
- Anterior Hemivertebra Resection Through a Posterior Approach
- Anterior Decancellation Procedures for Scoliosis with Sagittal Imbalance
- Vertebral Column Resection in the Management of Fixed Coronal Decompensation
- Zielke Threaded Rod: Anterior and Thoracolumbar/Lumbar Applications
- Moss-Miami Single Solid Rod
- CD Horizon Single Solid Rod
- Combined Threaded and Solid Rod (Halm-Zielke) Instrumentation
- Kaneda Dual Solid Rod (KASS)
- Anterior Treatment of Scoliosis Using the CD Horizon Legacy Dual-Rod Spinal System
- Thoracoscopic Anterior Release and Fusion
- Thoracoscopic Insertion of Moss Instrumentation
- Thoracoscopic Insertion of CD Eclipse
- Thoracolumbar and Lumbar Minimally Invasive Instrumented Techniques
- Surgery for Infantile and Juvenile Scoliosis Including Thoracoscopic Indications
- Adult Degenerative Lumbar Scoliosis
- Anterior Vertebral Osteotomies to Correct Lumbar Scoliosis Without Fusion
- The Future of Anterior Scoliosis Surgery
2004. Hardcover, 750 pages, 565 illustrations (many in color) Modern Anterior Scoliosis Surgery: Operative Techniques, a 3-CD companion set, is sold separately. 
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery "This book is a useful addition to the library of any orthopaedic department or hospital in which anterior spinal deformity surgery is performed. It will be a great resource for any surgeon who performs anterior spinal deformity surgery as well as for thos who assist in the care of these patients." (February 2005)
Surgical Neurology "The editors have put together an outstanding panel of authors for this book on modern anterior scoliosis surgery. Indeed, the title is somewhat limiting: while the focus clearly is on anterior surgery, there is enough here about posterior treatment (and more importantly, principles of treatment) to make this a very valuable book." (November 2004)
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