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. 2004 Apr 9;13(6):496–501. doi: 10.1007/s00586-004-0691-7

Fig. 1A–G.

 Fig. 1A–G

Representative case (no. 20, KH). A Pre-operative situation with severely painful fractures of T12 and L1. Kyphotic deformity of T12=28°. B Treatment of T12 with kyphoplasty and conventional vertebroplasty of L1. Important correction of T12 with 18° immediately postoperative, and absolute disappearance of the pain. C Acute recurrence of pain after 1 week; a fracture of the adjacent vertebra (T11) was observed ( arrows) on the X-ray. D The patient was treated successfully with a conventional vertebroplasty on T11 and T10 that was injected in a prophylactic sense. E–G The course was uneventful with mild pain. The follow-up X-rays after 2 years show a stable situation with no sintering of the reinforced bones and no loss of the initial reduction