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TRAVMATİK TORAKOLOMBER OMURGA KIRIĞININ KAPSAMLI YÖNETİMİ

COMPREHENSIVE MANAGEMENT OF TRAUMATIC THORACOLUMBAR VERTEBRAL FRACTURE

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313–320
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Anterior and posterior elements also enable resistance to diagonal and rotational forces and bending moment

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Objective & Hypothesis:The middle section of vertebral spine is composed of three dimensional trabecular networks of rods and plates.
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Key Findings & Data:This trabecular structure ensures 90 % of the compressive strength especially in the lumbar vertebrae.
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Conclusion & Impact:Anterior and posterior elements also enable resistance to diagonal and rotational forces and bending moment
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Abstract

The middle section of vertebral spine is composed of three dimensional trabecular networks of rods and plates. This trabecular structure ensures 90 % of the compressive strength especially in the lumbar vertebrae. Moreover, bone marrow inside the trabecular network increases the compressive strength and energy absorption. Anterior components of the vertebral column (cylindrical vertebral body and disc) resist compressive forces while posterior ligamentous elements resist tensile forces. Anterior and posterior elements also enable resistance to diagonal and rotational forces and bending moment

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Vertebral omurganın orta bölümü çubuk ve plakaların oluşan üç boyutlu trabeküler ağından oluşur. Bu trabeküler yapı özellikle bel omurları içinde basınç dayanımının % 90'ı sağlar. Ayrıca, trabeküler ağ içindeki kemik iliği basınç dayanımı ve enerji emilimini artırır. Belkemiğinin anterior bileşenleri (silindirik vertebral gövde ve disk) sıkıştırıcı kuvvetlere karşı direnç sağlarken, posterior ligamantöz elemanlar gerilme kuvvetlerine karşı direnç sağlar. Anterior ve posterior elemanlar diyagonal ve rotasyonel kuvvetlere ve eğilme momentinede direnç sağlar

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KORKMAZ, M. F., Karatas, M., SEVİMLİ, R., ERDEM, M. N. (2014). TRAVMATİK TORAKOLOMBER OMURGA KIRIĞININ KAPSAMLI YÖNETİMİ. Journal of Turkish Spinal Surgery, Cilt: 25 - Sayı: 4, 313–320. https://ajindex.com/articles/212723

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