Destabilization of Pedicle Screws and Migration of Connecting Rod into the Posterior Cranial Fossa in a Patient After Posterior Spondylosynthesis with a Screw System

When performing osteosynthesis for spinal instability after traumatic injury, diagnostic difficulties arise due to the migration of metal structure components to distant “atypical” anatomical areas, which is associated with the risk of neurological deficit and life-threatening conditions. This artic...

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Main Authors: I. V. Burova, E. A. Litvinenko, S. A. Kurilchik, M. M. Erovenko, A. N. Velichkin
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Published: Sklifosovsky Research Institute for Emergency Medicine, Public Healthcare Institution of Moscow Healthcare Department 2024-10-01
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Online Access:https://www.jnmp.ru/jour/article/view/1944
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description When performing osteosynthesis for spinal instability after traumatic injury, diagnostic difficulties arise due to the migration of metal structure components to distant “atypical” anatomical areas, which is associated with the risk of neurological deficit and life-threatening conditions. This article presents a casuistic case of migration of a metal structure component through an iatrogenic opening in the occipital bone into the posterior cranial fossa in a patient who had previously undergone instrumental correction for comminuted fractures of the cervical vertebrae. It should be noted that there are no data on “spontaneous” perforation of the occipital bone by metal osteosynthesis elements in the domestic literature.
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spelling doaj-art-9b32fd5ad3c64e5881fda87fd7ec13c52025-08-20T03:35:34ZrusSklifosovsky Research Institute for Emergency Medicine, Public Healthcare Institution of Moscow Healthcare DepartmentНеотложная медицинская помощь2223-90222541-80172024-10-0113354054310.23934/2223-9022-2024-13-3-540-543976Destabilization of Pedicle Screws and Migration of Connecting Rod into the Posterior Cranial Fossa in a Patient After Posterior Spondylosynthesis with a Screw SystemI. V. Burova0E. A. Litvinenko1S. A. Kurilchik2M. M. Erovenko3A. N. Velichkin4Regional Clinical Hospital No. 2Regional Clinical Hospital No. 2Regional Clinical Hospital No. 2Regional Clinical Hospital No. 2Kuban State Medical UniversityWhen performing osteosynthesis for spinal instability after traumatic injury, diagnostic difficulties arise due to the migration of metal structure components to distant “atypical” anatomical areas, which is associated with the risk of neurological deficit and life-threatening conditions. This article presents a casuistic case of migration of a metal structure component through an iatrogenic opening in the occipital bone into the posterior cranial fossa in a patient who had previously undergone instrumental correction for comminuted fractures of the cervical vertebrae. It should be noted that there are no data on “spontaneous” perforation of the occipital bone by metal osteosynthesis elements in the domestic literature.https://www.jnmp.ru/jour/article/view/1944osteosynthesisdestabilizationmetal constructionspondylosynthesisrod migration
spellingShingle I. V. Burova
E. A. Litvinenko
S. A. Kurilchik
M. M. Erovenko
A. N. Velichkin
Destabilization of Pedicle Screws and Migration of Connecting Rod into the Posterior Cranial Fossa in a Patient After Posterior Spondylosynthesis with a Screw System
Неотложная медицинская помощь
osteosynthesis
destabilization
metal construction
spondylosynthesis
rod migration
title Destabilization of Pedicle Screws and Migration of Connecting Rod into the Posterior Cranial Fossa in a Patient After Posterior Spondylosynthesis with a Screw System
title_full Destabilization of Pedicle Screws and Migration of Connecting Rod into the Posterior Cranial Fossa in a Patient After Posterior Spondylosynthesis with a Screw System
title_fullStr Destabilization of Pedicle Screws and Migration of Connecting Rod into the Posterior Cranial Fossa in a Patient After Posterior Spondylosynthesis with a Screw System
title_full_unstemmed Destabilization of Pedicle Screws and Migration of Connecting Rod into the Posterior Cranial Fossa in a Patient After Posterior Spondylosynthesis with a Screw System
title_short Destabilization of Pedicle Screws and Migration of Connecting Rod into the Posterior Cranial Fossa in a Patient After Posterior Spondylosynthesis with a Screw System
title_sort destabilization of pedicle screws and migration of connecting rod into the posterior cranial fossa in a patient after posterior spondylosynthesis with a screw system
topic osteosynthesis
destabilization
metal construction
spondylosynthesis
rod migration
url https://www.jnmp.ru/jour/article/view/1944
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