THE EFFECT OF POSTERIOR ELEMENT RESECTION ON THE STRESS DISTRIBUTION IN THE LUMBAR SPINEA
Chinese Medical Sciences JournalIssue 2, (1995)
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THE EFFECT OF POSTERIOR ELEMENT RESECTION ON THE STRESS DISTRIBUTION IN THE LUMBAR SPINEA
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[1]戴力扬,成培来,屠开元,徐印坎,张文明.THE EFFECT OF POSTERIOR ELEMENT RESECTION ON THE STRESS DISTRIBUTION IN THE LUMBAR SPINEA[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,1995(02):113-115.
THE EFFECT OF POSTERIOR ELEMENT RESECTION ON THE STRESS DISTRIBUTION IN THE LUMBAR SPINEA[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 1995, (2).
[1]戴力扬,成培来,屠开元,徐印坎,张文明.THE EFFECT OF POSTERIOR ELEMENT RESECTION ON THE STRESS DISTRIBUTION IN THE LUMBAR SPINEA[J].Chinese Medical Sciences Journal,1995(02):113-115.DOI:
THE EFFECT OF POSTERIOR ELEMENT RESECTION ON THE STRESS DISTRIBUTION IN THE LUMBAR SPINEA[J]. Chinese medical sciences journal, 1995, (2).DOI:
THE EFFECT OF POSTERIOR ELEMENT RESECTION ON THE STRESS DISTRIBUTION IN THE LUMBAR SPINEA
A three-dimensional finite element model of the lumbar motion segment was used to predict the stress distribution in lumbar spine with posterior element resection. It was shown that the stress level in all parts of the lumbar spine was elevated although the stress distribution remained unchanged. The authors concluded that the posterior element resection in lumbar surgery should be avoided as much as possible.