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A Minerva cast is fitted in the event of signifi- available growth potential purchase kamagra soft 100mg online treatment of erectile dysfunction using platelet-rich plasma, and a spontaneous correction cant instability or a dens fracture discount 100mg kamagra soft fast delivery erectile dysfunction young age. If the apophyseal plate is injured, increasing deformity rather than correction will result. Treatment The following options are available: ▬ mobilization and functional treatment ▬ cast treatment ▬ brace treatment ▬ surgical treatment Conservative treatment Over a third of spinal injuries involve simple compres- ⊡ Fig. No specific treatment is required for a patient lies on his front with shoulders and legs on separate tables and single compression fracture with a wedge angle of less is held by the hands and feed. In contrast with a wedge vertebra in Scheuermann disease, the vertebra after a fracture does not show intervertebral disk narrowing. Surgeons Surgical treatment is indicated in: can now choose from a variety of modified instruments ▬ unstable fractures, that are somewhat easier to manage, though still based ▬ neurological lesions, on the same principle. The procedure of ligamentotaxis is used to reduce bone fragments in the At the level of the cervical spine, atlantoaxial instabilities spinal canal spontaneously, usually by distraction. If, in and dens fractures are the main indications for surgical exceptional cases, this does not prove possible, the spinal treatment. Dens fractures occurring in adolescence, as in canal must be revised, in which case intraoperative my- adults, can be managed with screw fixation. Occasionally an occipitocervical its own be performed as treatment for a vertebral arthrodesis proves necessary. Fixation with the halo is gener- out of the question for small children as the risk of a ally well tolerated, although minor complications can occur severe posttraumatic kyphosis developing at a later (particularly infections at the nail insertion points). Stabilization of the affected seg- Dorsal instrumentation is primarily used for man- ment is required in every case. We tend to use the possible, even in small children, with plates and (pediatric) USS instrumentation. Rather, the important requirements are, ally require surgical management. On the one hand this firstly, to avoid using excessively large instrumentation applies to neurogenic scolioses in para- or tetraplegic since, particularly in small patients, little soft tissue is children, in which case the treatment is similar to that for present and, secondly, to implement any decompression neurogenic scolioses resulting from other causes ( Chap- quickly enough. On the other hand, a posttraumatic kyphosis better than rods with hooks or screws for stabilization as will occasionally require straightening. The vertebral body must always be osteotomied same principles apply to adolescents as for adults. We use from the anterior side, although this is also perfectly fea- a b ⊡ Fig. Surgical correction of a burst fracture of L2 with neurological deficits in a 13-year old boy using the USS instrumentation. Grob D, Jeanneret B, Aebi M, Markwalder TM (1991) Atlanto-axial fusion with transarticular screw fixation. Hamilton MG, Myles ST (1992) Pediatric spinal injury: review of 174 hospital admissions. Hasler C, Jeanneret B (2002) Wirbelsäulenverletzungen im Wachs- tumsalter. Hefti F, Dick W, Morscher E (1985) Operative Versorgung von Wir- belsäulenverletzungen bei Sportlern. Magerl F, Aebi M, Gertzbein SD, Harms J, Nazarian S (1994) A com- prehensive classification of thoracic and lumbar injuries. McGrory BJ, Klassen RA, Chao EY, Staeheli JW, Weaver AL (1993) Acute fractures and dislocations of the cervical spine in children and adolescents. Patel J, Tepas J, Mollitt D, Pieper P (2001) Pediatric cervical spine injuries: defining the disease. Pouliquen JC, Kassis B, Glorion C, Langlais J (1997) Vertebral growth after thoracic or lumbar fracture of the spine in children. Ruckstuhl HJ, Jani L (1980) Wirbelfrakturen bei Kindern und Ju- Right 1. Rumball K, Jarvis J (1992) Seat-belt injuries of the spine in young children. Shingu H, Ohama M, Ikata T, Katoh S, Akatsu T (1995) A nationwide epidemiological survey of spinal cord injuries in Japan from Janu- ary to December 1992.

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