Wirbelsäulenverletzungen - was ist richtig?

A: nein -> konservative WS-Versorgung
B: meiner Meinung nach richtig
C: Wolter: nein, basiert auf 3 Säulenmodell und auf Einengung d. Spinalkanals
D: nein, sondern Magerl
E: nein, zu tief

da core?

p.s. bis zu welchem Wirbel kann man thorakosopisch versorgen?

man schreibt d'accord!!!

haha, stimmt - oh Gott, meine Französischlehrerin wird sich in ihrem zukünftigem zukünftigen Grab umdrehen Danke!

The concept of placing a screw in the pedicle emerged in 1963, when Raymond managed a seventeen-year-old girl who had server dislocation of the fourth and fifth lumbar vertebrae and cauda equina syndrome as the result of a traffic accident. She had had a laminectomy previously at another hospital, performed by the neurosurgical team. The forth lumbar vertebra and the spine was obviously quite unstable. Raymond stated: "The reduction was easy, but I had no more spinous processes, I had no more laminae, and the wires and Wilson plates we had at this time were not helpful. So I had to do something, I tried to stabilize the spine with two Scherman plates, implanting screws where I could. I was an anatomist and I knew about the pedicle; I understood immediately that a good location to have an implant fixed to the spine was the pedicle. That is how I started with this surgery the first time."