Supplement 1

Volume 58, December 1992

• article

  • Segmental evaluation of the surface and radiological deformity after Cotrel-Dubousset (CD) instrumentation for King type II and III. adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS): surgical and etiological implications.

    S A Wemyss-Holden, R G Burwell, F J Polak, K J Jacobs, A S McNeill, J K Webb, A Moulton, and A S Wojcik.

    p135-138

    Abstract

  • Results of CD operation in idiopathic scoliosis.

    A van Ooy, and C W Geukers.

    p129-133

    Abstract

  • The Alici spinal system in the surgical treatment of scoliosis.

    E Alici, and H Pinar.

    p122-128

    Abstract

  • [What new Cotrel-Dubousset instrumentation is used in the treatment of idiopathic scoliosis]

    Y Cotrel.

    p111-114

    Abstract

  • The scientific basis of treatment of idiopathic thoracic scoliosis.

    R A Dickson.

    p107-110

    Abstract

  • [Natural coral used as a substitute for bone graft. Its role in the economics of blood in spinal surgery]

    J L Patat, J C Pouliquen, and G Guillemin.

    p115-121

    Abstract

  • Personality of patients with Sudeck's atrophy following tibial fracture.

    J De Vilder.

    p252-257

    Abstract

  • Spinal cord monitoring. State of the art. Results in Harrington and C.D. instrumentation for scoliosis.

    G Vanderstraeten, A Vanden Berghe, and D Uyttendaele.

    p99-105

    Abstract

  • The conservative management of Juvenile Idiopathic Scoliosis.

    M H Mehta.

    p91-97

    Abstract

  • Brace treatment in idiopathic scoliosis.

    P Edelmann.

    p85-90

    Abstract

  • Plaster casts for the correction of idiopathic scoliosis.

    S Mammano, and R Scapinelli.

    p81-84

    Abstract

  • Measurement of body surface topography using an automated imaging system.

    J D Pearson, P H Dangerfield, J T Atkinson, J B Gomm, J C Dorgan, C A Hobson, and D M Harvey.

    p73-79

    Abstract

  • [The ISIS optic scanner: its use in the evaluation and control of spinal deviations]

    J Legaye, W Lokietek, C Orban, and N Jacqumin.

    p66-72

    Abstract

  • Calculation of 3-D deformity in scoliosis by standard roentgenograms.

    J Schmidt, F Gassel, and S Naughton.

    p60-65

    Abstract

  • Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of the ankle and hindfoot.

    M Shahabpour, F Handelberg, M Opdecam, M Osteaux, D Spruyt, P Vaes, E Verhaven, and P Zygas.

    p5-14

    Abstract

  • Pathogenesis of idiopathic scoliosis. The Nottingham concept.

    R G Burwell, A A Cole, T A Cook, T B Grivas, A W Kiel, A Moulton, A S Thirlwall, S S Upadhyay, J K Webb, and S A Wemyss-Holden.

    p33-58

    Abstract

  • Advances in osteogenin and related bone morphogenetic proteins in bone induction and repair.

    F P Luyten, N S Cunningham, S Vukicevic, V Paralkar, U Ripamonti, and A H Reddi.

    p263-267

    Abstract

  • [Measurement of gibbosity and and recumbent angle as a prognostic factor in juvenile scoliosis]

    G Duval-Beaupère.

    p26-32

    Abstract

  • The treatment of reflex sympathetic dystrophy syndrome: current concepts.

    M van Laere, and M Claessens.

    p259-261

    Abstract

  • [Infection of leg fractures. Technique and importance of the open spongiosa graft supported by the fibula]

    A Lortat-Jacob, and P Hardy.

    p236-251

    Abstract

  • Treatment of bone and soft tissue defects in infected nonunion.

    W Fleischmann, G Suger, and L Kinzl.

    p227-235

    Abstract

  • The use of gentamicin-PMMA chains in the treatment of infected tibial nonunion.

    K Klemm, and R Schnettler.

    p222-226

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  • Antibiotic penetration into bone in relation to the immediate management of open fractures: a review.

    S P Hughes.

    p217-221

    Abstract

  • [The Ilizarov method in the treatment of infected pseudarthrosis of the leg]

    J Y Jenny, G Jenny, J J Mosser, and R Murga.

    p210-215

    Abstract

  • The etiology and pathogenesis of idiopathic scoliosis.

    R A Dickson.

    p21-25

    Abstract

  • Vascularized bone transfer for tibial pseudarthrosis. Part II: Vascularized bone and muscle transfers. Exclusive free fibular bone graft.

    F Schuind, E Pay-Pay, and F Burny.

    p204-209

    Abstract

  • Vascularized bone transfer for tibial pseudarthrosis. Part I: Vascularized fibula transplantation. A report of 4 cases in the treatment of traumatic bone defects of the tibia.

    L De Smet, R Van Damme, P Matton, R Verdonk, and H Claessens.

    p199-203

    Abstract

  • Corrective osteotomy for mal- and nonunion of the tibia using the posterolateral approach.

    J Stuyck, G Nelen, H Feys, and Y Devlies.

    p194-196

    Abstract

  • Locking graft in the treatment of tibial pseudarthrosis.

    L Cuypers, J Van Dooren, S Rombouts, and D Van den Berghe.

    p192-193

    Abstract

  • The fibula pro tibia procedure in the treatment of nonunion of the tibia.

    C De Meulemeester, R Verdonk, and W Bongaerts.

    p187-189

    Abstract

  • [Treatment of tibial pseudarthrosis using Robert Judet's method of osteoperiosteal decortication]

    T Judet, L Richard, O Arnault, E De Thomasson, and G Boury.

    p182-186

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  • Deep decortication in nonunion of shaft fractures.

    L Beckers.

    p180-181

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  • [Angiography in septic pseudarthrosis]

    P De Cloedt, J M De Wispelaere, J Legaye, W Lokietek, J P Trigaux, and B Van Beers.

    p174-179

    Abstract

  • Technetium-99m-diphosphonate, gallium-67 and labeled leukocyte scanning techniques in tibial nonunion.

    K Schelstraete, F Daneels, and E Obrie.

    p168-172

    Abstract

  • [Medical imaging in tibial pseudarthrosis]

    J P Trigaux, J Malghem, J F Dewispelaere, A Chaput, P Decloedt, and B Maldague.

    p156-167

    Abstract

  • [Pseudarthrosis of the tibia following osteomyelitis in children]

    A Daoud, and A Saighi-Bouaouina.

    p146-155

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  • [Etiology of pseudarthrosis of the leg with loss of bony substance]

    T Judet, L Richard, E De Thomasson, and P Massin.

    p142-145

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