Table 2.
Disease | Augmentation approach |
Lumbar spondylolisthesis | 1) all screws use CICPS augmentation; |
2) intervertebral fusion | |
Lumbar disc herniation/lumbar spinal stenosis | 1) CICPS augmentation on one side, a conventional screw used on the other side; |
2) intervertebral fusion | |
Vertebral fracture | 1) fixation at the adjacent vertebral bodies, but no screw implanted in the fractured vertebral body; |
2) PVP/PKP performed on the fractured vertebral body; | |
3) CICPS augmentation on one side and a conventional screw on the other side; | |
4) no intervertebral fusion | |
Ankylosing Spondylitis | 1) partial osteotomy for the key vertebra; |
2) four screws at the top and bottom using CICPS augmentation; | |
3) no intervertebral fusion |
PVP: percutaneous vertebroplasty.
PKP: percutaneous kyphoplasty.