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Retrospective Study
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World J Orthop. Oct 18, 2026; 17(10): 125014
Published online Oct 18, 2026. doi: 10.5312/wjo.125014
Table 1 General characteristics of the 14 patients with spondyloptosis
No.
Sex
Age (year)
BMI (kg/m2)
Basic diseases
Mechanism of injury
Shock
Blood pressure (mmHg)
Affected vertebra
Interval before surgery (hours)
1Female3620.7NoneMVANo90/56C652
2Male3823.8NoneCANo128/75L110
3Male6323.9HypertensionFFHNo147/88C730
4Male3626.6NoneMVANo109/68T515
5Male3926.4NoneCAYes82/46C713
6Male6125.4NoneMVAYes70/46T380
7Female3720.7NoneMVANo106/77T1216
8Male4823.9NoneFFHNo125/85L310
9Male7724.2HypertensionMVANo154/85L216
10Male5621.7NoneFFHNo112/76T724
11Female5322.6NoneFFHNo119/72T1110
12Male5524.6NoneMVANo134/87T1121
13Male5626.1NoneFFHNo100/61C712
14Male5022.7NoneMVAYes59/32L314
Table 2 Surgical interventions in the 14 patients with spondyloptosis
No.
Multiple trauma
Combined fractures
Surgical approach
Segment fixation
Operation time (minutes)
Blood loss (mL)
Hospitalized days
Complications
1NoNoneAT + PTC5-T111015035Joint contracture
2YesNonePTT12-L326040041None
3YesScapular; ribPTC5-T223080027Pneumonia
4YesMaxillaPTT3-720080033None
5YesSkullPTC5-T221080016Pressure ulcer
6YesRibPTT1-617050022Urinary tract infection
7NoNonePTT10-L318560024None
8NoNonePTL1-517080011None
9YesScapular; ribPTL1-319080078None
10YesSkull; ribPTT5-T917550017Deep vein thrombosis
11YesMaxilla; ribPTT9-L219080020None
12YesNonePTT9-T1218550014Pressure ulcer
13YesRibPTC4-T120060039Joint contracture
14YesRibPTL1-525080050Urinary tract infection
Table 3 Neurological function assessments in this cohort
No.
Pre-op ASIA
Post-op ASIA
Follow-up ASIA
Outcomes
1ABBMild change
2BCCImprovement
3BBBUnchanged
4AAAUnchanged
5AABMild change
6AAAUnchanged
7AAAUnchanged
8ACDImprovement
9BCDImprovement
10AABMild change
11BCDImprovement
12AAAUnchanged
13ABBImprovement
14AAAUnchanged


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