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After total sacrectomy, it is mandatory to reconstruct the continuity between the lumbar spine and the pelvis. Only few biomechanical analyses exist which compare different reconstructions. Therefore, the aim of this study was to compare the lumbo-pelvic motion and the relative risk of implant breakage for four different reconstructions after total sacrectomy.Finite element analyses were performed...
The biomechanical stability of spino-pelvis structure after varying reconstruction methods following total sacrectomy remains poorly defined. The objective of this study was to compare the structural stability of different reconstruction techniques.Six fresh human cadavers (L2-pelvis-femora) were used to compare biomechanical stability after reconstruction using four different techniques: (1) sacral...
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