Description
Imaging in Spine Surgery tailors the highly regarded Diagnostic Imaging series templates with radiology images and color graphics to the needs of neurosurgeons, orthopedic spine surgeons, pain management and rehab (PM&R) physicians, and anesthesiologists. It provides clinical information for diagnosis and appropriate care for the patient, resulting in the perfect comprehensive text for spine surgeons.- Combines chapters that include all entities that neurosurgeons, orthopedic spine surgeons, PM&R physicians, and anesthesiologists who do spine procedures are likely to encounter from the following Amirsys radiology titles:- Imaging Anatomy: Musculoskeletal by Manaster- Diagnostic Imaging: Spine by Ross- Specialty Imaging: Craniovertebral Junction by Ross- Specialty Imaging: Postoperative Spine by Ross- Specialty Imaging: Pain Management by LaBarge- Allows readers to understand the significance of a given radiologic finding and what should be done next for the appropriate care of that patient- Each chapter contains Key Facts and 4 images (a mix of radiology images and drawings) with captions and extensive annotations designed specifically for surgeons, important clinical information, and definitions and clarifications of unfamiliar radiology nomenclature- Selected prose intros and imaging anatomy chapters help nonradiology clinicians quickly master the key points of imaging relevant to spine surgery- Written at a level accessible to neurosurgery and orthopedic residents, but also contains "pearls" the most experienced surgeons will find useful
Table of Contents
SECTION 1: NORMAL ANATOMY AND TECHNIQUESNormal Anatomy OverviewCraniovertebral JunctionCervical SpineThoracic SpineLumbar SpineMeasurement TechniquesNormal Postoperative Change: Disc SpaceNormal Postoperative Change: Epidural SpaceMetal ArtifactSECTION 2: DEVICES AND INSTRUMENTATIONDevices and Instrumentation OverviewPlates and ScrewsCagesSubaxial Posterior InstrumentationTranspedicular Screw FixationCervical Artificial DiscLumbar Artificial DiscInterspinous Spacing DevicesScoliosis and Devices InstrumentationPumps and CathetersSECTION 3: CONGENITAL AND GENETIC DISORDERSBONY VARIATIONSC2-C3 FusionC1 AssimilationPonticulus PosticusOssiculum TerminaleParacondylar ProcessCondylus TertiusPosterior Arch RachischisisSplit AtlasDIAGNOSESOdontoid Hypoplasia/AplasiaC1 Dysmorphism/Hypoplastic ArchChiari 1Complex ChiariChiari 2Chiari 3MyelomeningoceleLipomyelomeningoceleLipomaDorsal Dermal SinusSimple Coccygeal DimpleDermoid CystsEpidermoid CystsTethered Spinal CordSegmental Spinal DysgenesisCaudal Regression SyndromeTerminal MyelocystoceleAnterior Sacral MeningoceleOccult Intrasacral MeningoceleSacrococcygeal TeratomaKlippel-Feil SpectrumFailure of Vertebral FormationVertebral Segmentation FailureDiastematomyeliaNeurenteric CystOs OdontoideumLateral MeningoceleGENETICNeurofibromatosis Type 1Neurofibromatosis Type 2Down SyndromeMucopolysaccharidosesAchondroplasiaOsteogenesis ImperfectaSpondyloepiphyseal DysplasiaSECTION 4: DISORDERS OF ALIGNMENTIntroduction to ScoliosisScoliosisKyphosisDegenerative ScoliosisScoliosis InstrumentationSpondylolisthesisInstabilitySECTION 5: TRAUMAVERTEBRAL COLUMN, DISCSFracture ClassificationAtlantooccipital DislocationLigamentous InjuryOccipital Condyle FractureJefferson C1 FractureAtlantoaxial Rotatory FixationOdontoid C2 FractureBurst C2 FractureHangman's C2 FractureApophyseal Ring FractureCervical Hyperflexion InjuryCervical Hyperextension InjuryCervical Burst FractureTraumatic Disc HerniationThoracic and Lumbar Burst FractureFracture DislocationChance FractureAnterior Compression FractureSacral Insufficiency FractureCORD, DURA, AND VESSELSPosttraumatic SyrinxPresyrinx EdemaSpinal Cord Contusion-HematomaIdiopathic Spinal Cord HerniationTraumatic Epidural HematomaTraumatic Subdural HematomaSECTION 6: DEGENERATIVE DISEASES AND ARTHRITIDESDEGENERATIVE DISEASENomenclature of Degenerative Disc DiseaseDegenerative Disc DiseaseDegenerative Endplate ChangesDisc BulgeAnular Fissure, Intervertebral DiscCervical Intervertebral Disc HerniationThoracic Intervertebral Disc HerniationLumbar Intervertebral Disc HerniationIntervertebral Disc Extrusion, ForaminalCervical Facet ArthropathyLumbar Facet ArthropathyFacet Joint Synovial CystBaastrup DiseaseBertolotti SyndromeSchmorl NodeScheuermann DiseaseAcquired Lumbar Central StenosisCongenital Spinal StenosisCervical SpondylosisDISHOPLLOssification Ligamentum FlavumPeriodontoid PseudotumorSpondylolysisINFLAMMATORY, CRYSTALLINE, AND MISCELLANEOUS ARTHRITIDESAdult Rheumatoid ArthritisJuvenile Idiopathic ArthritisNeurogenic (Charcot) ArthropathyHemodialysis SpondyloarthropathyAnkylosing SpondylitisCPPDGoutSECTION 7: INFECTION AND INFLAMMATORY DISORDERSINFECTIONPathways of SpreadPyogenic OsteomyelitisTuberculous OsteomyelitisFungal and Miscellaneous OsteomyelitisOsteomyelitis, C1-C2Septic Facet Joint ArthritisParaspinal AbscessEpidural AbscessAbscess, Spinal CordINFLAMMATORY AND AUTOIMMUNEAcute Transverse MyelopathyMultiple SclerosisNeuromyelitis OpticaADEMSarcoidosisGrisel SyndromeIgG4-Related Disease/Hypertrophic PachymeningitisSECTION 8: NEOPLASMS, CYSTS, AND OTHER MASSESEXTRADURAL NEOPLASMSSpread of NeoplasmsBlastic Osseous MetastasesLytic Osseous MetastasesHemangiomaOsteoid OsteomaOsteoblastomaAneurysmal Bone CystGiant Cell TumorOsteochondromaChondrosarcomaOsteosarcomaChordomaEwing SarcomaLymphomaLeukemiaPlasmacytomaMultiple MyelomaNeuroblastic TumorINTRADURAL EXTRAMEDULLARYSchwannomaMeningiomaSolitary Fibrous Tumor/HemangiopericytomaNeurofib
