Clinical Implications of Surgical Resection without Spinal Fixation in Lumbar Dumbbell Tumors: Evaluating Postoperative Lumbar Alignment and Patient Outcomes

Keyphrases

• Surgical Resection 100%
• Clinical Outcomes 100%
• Patient Outcomes 100%
• Dumbbell Tumor 100%
• Spinal Fixation 100%
• Lumbar 100%
• Lumbar Alignment 100%
• After Surgery 50%
• Tumor Location 50%
• Visual Analog Scale 50%
• Tumor Resection 50%
• Japanese Orthopaedic Association Score 50%
• Global Spinal Alignment 50%
• Radiograph 25%
• Group-based 25%
• Gait Disturbance 25%
• Thoracolumbar Kyphosis 25%
• Postoperative Improvement 25%
• Group Differences 25%
• Radiographic Changes 25%
• 3-group 25%
• Cobb Angle 25%
• Pelvic Incidence 25%
• Sacral Slope 25%
• Pelvic Tilt 25%
• Lumbar Lordosis 25%
• Thoracic Kyphosis 25%
• Sagittal Profile 25%
• Sagittal Parameters 25%
• Cervical Lordosis 25%
• Spinal Parameters 25%
• T1 Slope 25%
• McCormick Scale 25%

Nursing and Health Professions

• Clinical Outcome 100%
• Treatment Outcome 100%
• Neoplasm 50%
• Japanese Orthopaedic Association Score 50%
• Visual Analog Scale 50%
• Kyphosis 50%
• Cancer Surgery 50%
• Lordosis 50%
• Outcome Variable 25%
• Cobb Angle 25%
• Pelvic Tilt 25%
• Pelvic Incidence 25%
• Sacral Slope 25%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Tumor 100%
• Neoplasm 50%
• Japanese Orthopaedic Association Score 50%
• Kyphosis 50%
• Cancer Surgery 50%
• Visual Analog Scale 50%
• Lordosis 50%
• Gait 25%
• Pelvis 25%
• Pelvic Tilt 25%