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Incidence, epidemiology, and occupational outcomes of thoracolumbar fractures among US Army aviators
Authors: Belmont, PJ Taylor, KF Mason, KT Shawen, SB Polly, DW Klemme, WR
Citation: Pj. Belmont et al., Incidence, epidemiology, and occupational outcomes of thoracolumbar fractures among US Army aviators, J TRAUMA, 50(5), 2001, pp. 855-861
Biomechanics of long segment fixation: Hook patterns and rod strain
Authors: Choma, TJ Chwirut, D Polly, DW
Citation: Tj. Choma et al., Biomechanics of long segment fixation: Hook patterns and rod strain, J SPINAL D, 14(2), 2001, pp. 125-132
The effects of hook pattern and kyphotic angulation on mechanical strengthand apical rod strain in a long-segment posterior construct using a synthetic model
Authors: Belmont, PJ Polly, DW Cunningham, BW Klemme, WR
Citation: Pj. Belmont et al., The effects of hook pattern and kyphotic angulation on mechanical strengthand apical rod strain in a long-segment posterior construct using a synthetic model, SPINE, 26(6), 2001, pp. 627-635
Lumbar sagittal contour after posterior interbody fusion - Threaded devices alone versus vertical cages plus posterior instrumentation
Authors: Klemme, WR Owens, BD Dhawan, A Zeidman, S Polly, DW
Citation: Wr. Klemme et al., Lumbar sagittal contour after posterior interbody fusion - Threaded devices alone versus vertical cages plus posterior instrumentation, SPINE, 26(5), 2001, pp. 534-537
In vivo accuracy of thoracic pedicle screws
Authors: Belmont, PJ Klemme, WR Dhawan, A Polly, DW
Citation: Pj. Belmont et al., In vivo accuracy of thoracic pedicle screws, SPINE, 26(21), 2001, pp. 2340-2346
Measurement of thoracic and lumbar fracture kyphosis - Evaluation of intraobserver, interobserver, and technique variability
Authors: Kuklo, TR Polly, DW Owens, BD Zeidman, SM Chang, AS Klemme, WR
Citation: Tr. Kuklo et al., Measurement of thoracic and lumbar fracture kyphosis - Evaluation of intraobserver, interobserver, and technique variability, SPINE, 26(1), 2001, pp. 61-65
Hemivertebral excision for congenital scoliosis in very young children
Authors: Klemme, WR Polly, DW Orchowski, JR
Citation: Wr. Klemme et al., Hemivertebral excision for congenital scoliosis in very young children, J PED ORTH, 21(6), 2001, pp. 761-764
The biomechanical significance of anterior column support in a simulated single-level spinal fusion
Authors: Polly, DW Klemme, WR Cunningham, BW Burnette, JB Haggerty, CJ Oda, I
Citation: Dw. Polly et al., The biomechanical significance of anterior column support in a simulated single-level spinal fusion, J SPINAL D, 13(1), 2000, pp. 58-62
The effect of kyphosis on the mechanical strength of a long-segment posterior construct using a synthetic model
Authors: Orchowski, J Polly, DW Klemme, WR Oda, I Cunningham, B
Citation: J. Orchowski et al., The effect of kyphosis on the mechanical strength of a long-segment posterior construct using a synthetic model, SPINE, 25(13), 2000, pp. 1644-1648
Occult intraspinal anomalies in congenital scoliosis
Authors: Prahinski, JR Polly, DW McHale, KA Ellenbogen, RG
Citation: Jr. Prahinski et al., Occult intraspinal anomalies in congenital scoliosis, J PED ORTH, 20(1), 2000, pp. 59-63
A modified wake-up test for use in very young children undergoing spinal surgery
Authors: Polly, DW Klemme, WR Fontana, JL Sterbis, MD
Citation: Dw. Polly et al., A modified wake-up test for use in very young children undergoing spinal surgery, J PED ORTH, 20(1), 2000, pp. 64-65
Reversible ischemic myelopathy during scoliosis surgery. A possible role for intravenous lidocaine
Authors: Klemme, WR Burkhalter, W Polly, DW Dahl, LF Davis, DA
Citation: Wr. Klemme et al., Reversible ischemic myelopathy during scoliosis surgery. A possible role for intravenous lidocaine, J PED ORTH, 19(6), 1999, pp. 763-765
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