Autograft
Scientists at Sahlgrenska University, Department of Orthopaedics detail research in autograft
Published in Hospital Law Weekly, October 11th, 2007
A report, 'Autograft versus interbody fusion cage without plate fixation in the cervical spine: a randomized clinical study using radiostereometry,' is newly published data in European Spine Journal. According to recent research from Goteborg, Sweden, "A primary object with a fusion cage is avoidance of graft collapse with subsequent subsidence and malalignment of the cervical spine that is observed after bone grafting alone. No randomized studies exist that demonstrate the difference between these two methods in terms of graft subsidence and angulation of the fused segment."
"The size of the study population was calculated to be 24 patients to reach a...
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Source: Hospital Law Weekly (2007-10-11)
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