Background Following total sacrectomy, the continuity between the spine and pelvis is
necessary for ambulation and to enable patients to resume daily living activities sooner …

BACKGROUND: After total sacrectomy, it is mandatory to reconstruct the continuity between
the lumbar spine and the pelvis. Only few biomechanical analyses exist which compare …

Aims The aim of this study was to describe the use of 3D-printed sacral endoprostheses to
reconstruct the pelvic ring and re-establish spinopelvic stability after total en bloc sacrectomy …

Study Design. An in vitro biomechanical study. Objective. To biomechanically test and
evaluate 4 different methods of spinopelvic reconstruction techniques and determine the …

Background Reconstruction after total sacrectomy is a difficult problem in the field of
orthopedic oncology. Current reconstruction methods have not completely solved the …

Study Design. Biomechanical cadaveric bench study. Objective. To measure the
augmentation effect and extravasation risk of posterior and lateral approaches to …

Purpose To identify all available reconstruction methods for a total sacrectomy. Secondarily,
we aimed to evaluate outcomes based on different interventions. Methods We searched …

Background: Reconstruction after a total sacrectomy is a challenge due to the special
anatomical and biomechanical factors. Conventional techniques of spinal-pelvic …

Study Design. The stresses exerted on the instrumentation and adjacent bone were
evaluated for three reconstruction methods after a total sacrectomy: a modified Galveston …

When a sacral tumor involves the first sacral vertebra, total sacrectomy is necessary. It is
mandatory to reconstruct the continuity between the spine and the pelvis after total …