Abstract
To compare the mechanical effectiveness of a new conical screw design with a conventional cylindrical screw design, the screw insertion time, torque, and pull-out strength of single-pedicle screw and triangulated-pedicle screw constructs of each type of screw were compared in human cadaveric vertebral bodies. The time required to insert the conical screws was less than that required for cylindrical screws. Regression analysis revealed a positive correlation between insertion torque and pull-out strength of single and triangulated constructs of each type of screw. The conical screw had a greater increase than the cylindrical screw in the pull-out strength of triangulated pedicle screw constructs. Application of the new conical screw design was significantly faster, and the new screw had better mechanical fixation to the vertebral body than did the conventional cylindrical screw tested.
| Original language | English |
|---|---|
| Pages (from-to) | 323-329 |
| Number of pages | 7 |
| Journal | Journal of Spinal Disorders |
| Volume | 14 |
| Issue number | 4 |
| DOIs | |
| State | Published - Aug 29 2001 |
| Externally published | Yes |
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Keywords
- Conical pedicle screw
- Cylindrical pedicle screw
- Pull-out strength Triangulated pedicle screw construct
ASJC Scopus subject areas
- Clinical Neurology
- Surgery
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Triangulated pedicle screw construct technique and pull-out strength of conical and cylindrical screws. / Ono, A.; Brown, Mark; Latta, L. L.; Milne, E. L.; Holmes, D. C.
In: Journal of Spinal Disorders, Vol. 14, No. 4, 29.08.2001, p. 323-329.Research output: Contribution to journal › Article
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T1 - Triangulated pedicle screw construct technique and pull-out strength of conical and cylindrical screws
AU - Ono, A.
AU - Brown, Mark
AU - Latta, L. L.
AU - Milne, E. L.
AU - Holmes, D. C.
PY - 2001/8/29
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N2 - To compare the mechanical effectiveness of a new conical screw design with a conventional cylindrical screw design, the screw insertion time, torque, and pull-out strength of single-pedicle screw and triangulated-pedicle screw constructs of each type of screw were compared in human cadaveric vertebral bodies. The time required to insert the conical screws was less than that required for cylindrical screws. Regression analysis revealed a positive correlation between insertion torque and pull-out strength of single and triangulated constructs of each type of screw. The conical screw had a greater increase than the cylindrical screw in the pull-out strength of triangulated pedicle screw constructs. Application of the new conical screw design was significantly faster, and the new screw had better mechanical fixation to the vertebral body than did the conventional cylindrical screw tested.
AB - To compare the mechanical effectiveness of a new conical screw design with a conventional cylindrical screw design, the screw insertion time, torque, and pull-out strength of single-pedicle screw and triangulated-pedicle screw constructs of each type of screw were compared in human cadaveric vertebral bodies. The time required to insert the conical screws was less than that required for cylindrical screws. Regression analysis revealed a positive correlation between insertion torque and pull-out strength of single and triangulated constructs of each type of screw. The conical screw had a greater increase than the cylindrical screw in the pull-out strength of triangulated pedicle screw constructs. Application of the new conical screw design was significantly faster, and the new screw had better mechanical fixation to the vertebral body than did the conventional cylindrical screw tested.
KW - Conical pedicle screw
KW - Cylindrical pedicle screw
KW - Pull-out strength Triangulated pedicle screw construct
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