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Objective To analyze the influence factors of long-term efficacy of different fusion combined with pedicle fixation for lumbar spondylolysis.Methods The surgical and postoperative follow-up data of 196 cases with lumbar spondylolysis were analyzed retrospectively.Age,gender,body mass index ( BMI ),disease course,preoperative Japanese orthopaedic association (JOA) score,fusion segments,fusion method,immediate postoperative recovery rate and postoperative functional exercise,which might affectlong-term operation efficacy,were selected to undergo single-factor analysis and multivariate regression analysis.Results All the patients were followed up for 5-9 years and 5.4 years for average,163 cases got excellent or good curative effect,the rate of excellent and good effect was 83.2％( 163/196);33 cases got poor efficacy.There was no cerebrospinal membrane tear,cerebrospinal fluid leakage,infection,fracture fixation and other complications happened after operation.Single-factor analysis showed that disease course,BMI,preoperative JOA score and postoperative functional exercise had obvious relation with long-term efficacy (P ＜ 0.05 ) ;while age,fusion method,fusion segments,immediate postoperative recovery rate and gender had no significant relation with long-term efficacy (P ＞ 0.05).Multivariate regression analysis showed that disease course,preoperative JOA score,postoperative functional exercise were important factors influencing long-term efficacy (OR =1.423,2.089,1.320,P=0.023,0.012,0.034).Conclusions Disease course,preoperative JOA score,postoperative functional exercise are important factors influencing long-term efficacy of surgery for patients with lumbar spondylolysis.
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Objective To explore the correlation of the operation effects of the miorovascular decompression(MVD) and the findings on magnetic resonance tomographic angiography(MRTA) in patients of neurovascular compression of the cranial nerves.Methods Two hundred and twenty three patients treated with the microvascular decompression were analyzed retrospectively.They were grouped and graded according to the vessel compression on the cranial nerves.The compression were grouped as none, moderate and severe, and the operation effects were graded as Ⅰ ( complete relief), Ⅱ ( partial relief) and Ⅲ ( no relief).The operation effects grades were correlated according to the compression groups by Kruskal-Wallis test and the operation effects between each two of the groups were compared using Nemenyi test.P < 0.05 was defined as statistic significant.Results Of the 53 cases of non-compression group, 31 cases were graded as Ⅰ , 13 cases were graded as Ⅱ and 9 cases were graded as Ⅲ, according to the operation-effects of the decompression.Of the 110 cases of moderate group,95 cases were grade as Ⅰ , 11 cases were graded as Ⅱ and 4 cases were graded as Ⅲ.Of the 60 cases of severe group, 48 cases were graded as Ⅰ, 7 cases were graded as Ⅱ and 5 cases were graded as Ⅲ.There were statistic significance among the three groups,where χ2= 16.84 and P <0.05.The mean rank of the non-compression, the moderate and the severe group was 134.21,102.37 and 110.4 ,respectively.The difference of the mean ranks between the non-compression group and the moderate group was 31.84, and between the non-compression and the severe group was 24.17, respectively, where P < 0.05 both.Conclusions There was close relationship between the findings on magnetic resonance tomographic angiography and the operation effects of the MVD.The operation effects of patients with moderate and severe vessel compression were much better than the non-compression group.MRTA is helpful for MVD surgical indication and its prognosis.