Table 6.

Demographic data, level of burst fracture, level of stabilization, pre-postop ASIA score in patients.

No	Age	Sex	Etiology	Level of burst fracture	Level of stabilization	Preop ASIA	Postop ASIA
1	59	M	Traffic accident	L1	T11–L3	C	E
2	51	M	Falling from high	L1	T11–L3	D	E
3	38	F	Traffic accident	L2	T12–L4	C	E
4	12	M	Traffic accident	T11–T12	T10–L2	D	E
5	29	M	Falling from high	L5	L4–L5	C	E
6	20	M	Assault	T12	T10–L1	D	E
7	17	M	Traffic accident	L4	L3–L5	C	D
8	38	F	Traffic accident	L2	L1–L4	C	E
9	19	M	Falling from high	L2	T12–L3	D	E
10	63	F	Traffic accident	L2	L1–L3	C	E
11	59	F	Traffic accident	T12	T10–L1	D	D
12	34	M	Assault	L5	L5	C	E
13	36	M	Falling from high	T12	T11–L2	D	E
14	45	M	Traffic accident	L1	T11–L3	B	E
15	23	M	Falling from high	T12	T10–L2	D	E
16	24	M	Assault	T12	T10–L1	D	E
17	62	M	Falling from high	L3	L1–L4	C	D
18	32	F	Traffic accident	C5, 6, and 7	C5, 6, and 7	A	D
19	46	F	Traffic accident	T2	T1–T3	C	E
20	58	M	Traffic accident	L2	L1–L4	C	E
21	56	M	Falling from high	T11	T9–L1	C	E
22	21	M	Traffic accident	T12	T11–L1	D	E

M – Male; F – Female T – thoracic; L – lumbar; C – cervical; ASIA – American Spinal Injury Association.