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Adjacent segment mechanics in cervical arthrodesis patients
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Author(s): Anderst, William*+, LeVasseur, Clarissa+, Pitcairn, Samuel+, Lee, Joon Y.+, Donaldson, William F.+ … * Corresponding Author + University of Pittsburgh Author
Description
The authors measured cervical spine kinematics of patients before and after anterior cervical discectomy and fusion surgery. From the Biodynamics Laboratory website: This NIH-funded prospective study aims to identify the factors that have the greatest effect on adjacent segment mechanics after cervical fusion. A total of 88 anterior cervical fusion patients will be tested prior to surgery, and 1 and 3 years after surgery. Participants will perform full range of motion flexion/extension and rotation while biplane radiographs are collected at 30 images per second for each movement trial.
Timeframe
2016
Subject of Study
Humans
Population Age
Adult
Subject Gender
Male
Female
Subject Sex
Male
Female
Keywords
Cervical Vertebrae
Kinematics
Spinal Fusion
Spine
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Author approval required
Access Instructions
Email Dr. Anderst for permission to access the data.
Data Type
Imaging
Biomechanical
Equipment Used
Biplane radiography system

Custom: two 150 kVp constant-potential high-frequency cardiac cine-radiographic generators (EMD CPX-3100CV) driving 0.3/0.6 mm focal-spot x-ray tubes.

Discovery CT750 HD

CT scanner

Software Used
MATLAB

Numerical computing environment and programming language.

Microsoft Excel

Spreadsheet component of Microsoft Office.

Study Type
Observational
Dataset Format(s)
CSV (.csv), MATLAB (.m, .mat), Phantom Cine (.cine), DICOM (.dicom)
Resource Type(s)
Dataset
Grant Support
R01 AR069543/NIAMS
Data Catalog Record Updated
2022-04-12

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