LUMBAR SPONDYLOPTOSIS AFTER SEVERE POLYTRAUMA: A CASE REPORT

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2020
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SESTRE MILOSRDNICE UNIV HOSPITAL
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KORUGA, Nenad
KORUGA, Anamarija Soldo
HECIMOVIC, Ivan
KONDZA, Goran
BAKRAN, Zarko
ZUBCIC, Vedran
ROTIM, Ante
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ACTA CLINICA CROATICA, v.59, n.3, p.555-559, 2020
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A rare case of thoracolumbar spondyloptosis after a severe polytraumatic event is presented. Spondyloptosis accounts for a minor proportion of all spine trauma cases and is usually accompanied by complete neurological deficit. A 48-year-old man suffered severe polytrauma after having been hit by a truck at the work place. Radiographic scanning revealed multiple traumatic injuries and spondyloptosis at the L1/L2 level in coronal plane. However, despite extensive injuries, ASIA score was estimated as D. The patient underwent urgent multidisciplinary surgery due to severe head injuries. The next surgery was performed to stabilize the thoracolumbar segment and to preserve neurological functions. The surgery included implantation of transpedicular titanium screws via posterior approach. Good postoperative recovery was achieved during early postoperative rehabilitation at our Department, which was estimated as ASIA score D. In conclusion, prompt operative treatment to achieve neural integrity and early rehabilitation should be considered as the gold standard in such complicated injuries. Postoperative recovery largely depends on the quality of rehabilitation, which leads to improvement of patient self-care and normal social and psychological functions. In our case, the good preoperative neurological status of the patient also contributed to better postoperative outcome.
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Craniotomy, Spondyloptosis, Hemorrhage, subarachnoid, Neurological rehabilitation, Blindness
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https://observatorio.fm.usp.br/handle/OPI/39498
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