Minimally Invasive Thoracic Corpectomy


Indications

  • Conditions requiring ventral decompression of the spinal cord with removal of one to two vertebral bodies at any level of the thoracic spine.

  • Extradural tumors.

  • Infection (e.g., diskitis, osteomyelitis).

  • Fractures or trauma.

  • Degenerative disease or focal deformity.

  • Patients for whom open thoracotomy or traditional open lateral extracavitary approaches may present excessive morbidity.

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