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Matsukawa Keitaro (Orthopaedic Surgery National Hospital Organization Murayama Medical Center) Yato Yoshiyuki (Orthopaedic Surgery National Hospital Organization Murayama Medical Center) Imabayashi Hideaki (Orthopaedic Surgery Tokyo Saiseikai Central Hospital Tokyo Japan)
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대한척추외과학회 Asian Spine Journal Asian Spine Journal Vol.15 No.5
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2021.10
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566 - 574 (9page)
DOI
10.31616/asj.2020.0353

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Study Design: Biomechanical study. Purpose: To quantitatively investigate the effect of screw size on screw fixation in osteoporotic vertebrae with finite element analysis (FEA) Overview of Literature: Osteoporosis poses a challenge in spinal instrumentation; however, the selection of screw size is directly related to fixation and is closely dependent on each surgeon’s experience and preference. Methods: Total 1,200 nonlinear FEA with various screw diameters (4.5?7.5 mm) and lengths (30?50 mm) were performed on 25 patients (seven men and 18 women; mean age, 75.2±10.8 years) with osteoporosis. The axial pullout strength, and the vertebral fixation strength of a paired-screw construct against flexion, extension, lateral bending, and axial rotation were examined. Thereafter, we calculated the equivalent stress of the bone-screw interface during nondestructive loading. Then, using diameter parameters (screw diameter or screw fitness in the pedicle [%fill]), and length parameters (screw length or screw depth in the vertebral body [%length]), multiple regression analyses were performed in order to evaluate the factors affecting various fixations. Results: Larger diameter and longer screws significantly increased the pullout strength and vertebral fixation strength; further, they decreased the equivalent stress around the screws. Multiple regression analyses showed that the actual screw diameter and %length were factors that had a stronger effect on the fixation strength than %fill and the actual screw length. Screw diameter had a greater effect on the resistance to screw pullout and flexion and extension loading (β=0.38?0.43, p<0.01); while the %length had a greater effect on resistance to lateral bending and axial rotation loading (β=0.25?0.36, p<0.01) as well as mechanical stress of the bone-screw interface (β=?0.42, p<0.01). Conclusions: The screw size should be determined based on the biomechanical behavior of the screws, type of mechanical force applied on the corresponding vertebra, and anatomical limitations.

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