Publications by authors named "Ryosuke Tsutumi"
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- Patients with spinal meningiomas often experience neurological symptoms like paralysis and sensory deficits, but there's little consensus on which imaging findings predict these issues.
- A study involving 55 patients surveyed their pre-surgery symptoms, such as muscle weakness and sensory disturbances, using medical records and imaging results to categorize them based on severity and tumor characteristics.
- Results showed that tumor size and length in the sagittal plane were linked to paralysis, while other factors like symptom duration also correlated with sensory disturbances, highlighting the importance of tumor evaluation before treatment.
Purpose: Adult spinal deformity (ASD) surgery carries a higher risk of perioperative systemic complications. However, evidence for the effect of planned two-staged surgery on the incidence of perioperative systemic complications is scarce. Here, we evaluated the effect of two-staged surgery on perioperative complications following ASD surgery using lateral lumbar interbody fusion (LLIF).
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