Modern bone cements for vertebroplasty: a literature review
Keywords:
vertebroplasty, bone cement, Palacos, minimally invasive spinal neurosurgeryAbstract
The aim of this article was to compare modern bone cements, which can be use for vertebroplasty. Vertebroplasty is a treatment that stabilizes a fractured vertebra by addition of bone cement. However, there is currently no information available on the optimal bone cement for injection into vertebral body. Different biomechanical propries, the strength, stiffness of the most popular cements using for vertebroplasty were compared according to data of literature. It was shown that Palacos has best biomechanical characteristics and it’s cement of choice for vertebroplasty.References
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