Postoperative quality of life in patients with ankylosing spondylitis and thoracolumbar kyphosis: risk factors and personalized sagittal reconstruction strategy
CONCLUSIONS: PSO proved efficacious in treating AS complicated by TLK, yielding favorable outcomes. CBVA ≥ 25°, CL ≥ 18°, and PT ≥ 33° were the primary factors affecting postoperative quality of life in patients with AS. The personalized sagittal reconstruction strategy in this study focused on the subjective sensations and daily needs of patients with AS, which were delineated by the equations SS = 0.84 PI - 17.4°, TK = 0.51 PI + 10.8°, NT = 0.52 TIA - 5.8°, and T1S = 0.48 TIA + 5.8°.PMID:38064699 | DOI:10.3171/2023.9.SPINE23675
Source: Journal of Neurosurgery.Spine - Category: Neurosurgery Authors: Xin Lv Renyuan Huang Ziliang Zeng Di Zhang Bo Li Yuhong Lin Zhilei Zhang Qiwei Wang Yelidana Nuertai Zhihao Huang Zheyu Wang Canchun Yang Haolin Yan Xiaoshuai Peng Qiancheng Zhao Wenpeng Li Xu Jiang Xumin Hu Liangbin Gao Source Type: research
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