د. محمد السيد الرجيبى

24/10/2022

06/10/2022

20/09/2022

يا طارق الباب رفقاً حين تطرقهُ
فإنه لم يعد في الدار أصحابُ
تفرقوا في دروبِ الأرض وانتثروا
كأنه لم يكن انسٌ واحبـــــــابُ
أرحم يديك فما في الدار من أحد
لا ترج رداً فأهل الودُ قد راحوا
ولترحم الدار ..لا توقظ مواجعها
للدور روحٌ ….كما للناس أرواحٌ
منقول

21/07/2022

Ossification of the posterior longitudinal ligament (OPLL) is a common cause of cervical myelopathy. Laminoplasty is a surgical method widely applied for multi-level cervical OPLL. However, laminoplasty achieves spinal cord decompression through a posterior shift of the cord, which makes it a poor option for patients with cervical kyphosis and significant compression.
For multi-level OPLL patients with kyphotic alignment, anterior cervical corpectomy and fusion (ACCF) is superior to laminoplasty. ACCF directly decompresses the spinal cord by removing the OPLL mass, and its success is independent of cervical alignment. However, ACCF for OPLL is demanding and requires perioperative management of troublesome complications, including cerebrospinal leaks and graft-related complications.
In the vertebral body sliding osteotomy (VBSO), as a replacement for ACCF, the vertebral body is translated anteriorly to widen the spinal canal, minimizing the need for direct removal of the ossified mass. It has fewer complications as it minimizes direct separation of OPLL from the dura and has better ability to restore cervical lordosis than ACCF.
Professor Dong-Ho Lee, is going to talk on "Vertebral Body Sliding Osteotomy", do not miss!

01/07/2022