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Table 1 Summary of Clinical Data for 14 Patients With Old Thoracolumbar Fractures

From: Clinical efficacy and therapeutic value of delayed surgery in patients with symptomatic old thoracolumbar fractures

Case no

Age(y)/sex

Mechanisms of injury

Level

Duration of disease (we)

Neurologic status(ASIA)

The vertebral height loss rate(%)

Cobb angle (°)

Volume ratio of the spinal canal

(%)

Follow-up (mo)

Postoperative complication

Pre

FFU

Pre

FFU

Pre

FFU

Pre

FFU

1

41, F

F

T10-T11

5

A

A

41.2

8.1

42.6

8.7

37.6

7.1

23

 

2

28, M

TA

T11-T12

6

C

E

46.5

5.7

38.7

5.9

35.4

6.8

24

 

3

21, F

TA

T11-T12

8

A

A

47.4

8.4

39.9

8.3

36.4

5.4

25

 

4

45, M

TA

T11-T12

5

C

D

53.5

8.9

42.8

6.3

34.6

4.5

24

 

5

59, M

BI

T10-T11

24

B

B

41.1

7.9

45.4

5.2

33.2

7.0

24

Urinary tract infection

6

29, M

BI

T11-T12

23

B

C

34.5

5.9

46.1

7.6

31.8

5.9

23

 

7

43, F

TA

T12-L1

18

B

B

40.6

11.5

38.3

5.6

31.8

6.5

25

 

8

45, M

BI

T12-L1

21

C

D

68.5

10.9

38.3

6.2

31.2

4.9

34

 

9

25, M

ME

L1-L2

9

B

C

49.2

9.1

38.7

7.5

30.0

6.1

36

 

10

32, M

TA

T10-T11

23

A

A

37.4

8.3

39.4

6.3

37.0

6.4

25

 

11

61, F

F

L1

10

B

C

88.1

11.2

30.5

7.5

31.5

3.0

29

 

12

27, M

TA

L1-L2

8

B

C

49.4

8.9

40.5

6.8

34.5

5.6

28

 

13

56, M

ME

T10-T11

9

B

B

45.3

8.9

35.7

7.9

35.3

6.5

31

Persistent pain

14

49, F

TA

L1-L2

12

B

B

62.3

10.3

37.5

6.9

32.7

6.3

29

 
  1. Pre preoperative, FFU final follow-up, mo month, we week, F fall, TA traffic accident, ME mine explosion, BI bruise injury, T thoracic vertebra, L lumbar vertebra