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Lateral radiograph demonstrating measurement of Cobb angle and segmental kyphosis.
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Mechanism of injury (MOI) of patients with thoracolumbar fractures our study.
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Type A COMPRESSION FRACTURE A0 No fracture of the vertebral body - Fracture of the spinous or transverse process A1 Wedge compression fracture with single endplate involvement and no posterior wall involvement A2 Split or pincer type fracture A3 Incomplete burst fracture: Single endplate fracture A4 Complete burst fracture Type B TENSION BAND INJURIES B1 Monosegmental bony posterior band injury B2 Posterior tension band disruption: Bony and/or ligamentous B3 Hyperextension injury Type C DISPLACEMENT/ TRANSLATIONAL INJURIES C Displacement beyond physiological range Type Frequency Percentage A1 4 7.2 A2 4 7.2 A3 26 47.3 A4 17 30.9 B1 2 3.6 B2 1 1.8 C 1 1.8 Total 55 100.0 Levels of fixation Fracture Reduction Loss of correction 6 months 12 months 2/2 11.7° 0.1° 3.8° 2/1 7° 2.6° 8° 1/1 6° 6.4° 6°
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