Observational Study
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World J Clin Cases. Jul 26, 2024; 12(21): 4609-4617
Published online Jul 26, 2024. doi: 10.12998/wjcc.v12.i21.4609
Table 1 Comparison of patient characteristics between two distinct groups of patients with osteoporotic vertebral compression fracture who underwent percutaneous vertebroplasty with cement augmentation
Characteristics
No Further Height Loss, n = 179
Further Height Loss, n = 21
P value
Age in years68.72 ± 7.9368.43 ± 6.670.871
Sex0.110
Male48 (26.8%)2 (9.5%)
Female131 (73.2%)19 (90.5%)
BMI in kg/m221.14 ± 1.6121.04 ± 1.630.783
BMD by T-score-3.2 (-3.5 to -2.8)-3.8 (-3.95 to -3.7)< 0.001
Back pain before procedure in d20.59 ± 7.0619.9 ± 6.830.776
Vertebral compression degree26% (16%-37%)39% (32.5%-42.5%)< 0.001
Operation time in minutes54.72 ± 5.9554.29 ± 5.620.750
Preoperative VAS7.47 ± 1.797.19 ± 1.50.092
Postoperative VAS4.45 ± 2.014.05 ± 1.880.062
Preoperative ODI40.84 ± 6.1239.86 ± 5.770.154
Postoperative ODI20.59 ± 7.0619.9 ± 6.830.135
Presence of intravertebral cleft on MRI< 0.001
Yes2 (1.1)15 (71.4)
No177 (98.9)6 (28.6)
Morphology1.000
Wedge88 (49.2)10 (47.6)
Biconcave91 (50.8)11 (52.4)
Vertebral level 0.126
Lumbar (L) or Thoracic (T)63 (35.2)3 (14.3)
Thoracolumbar (TL)116 (64.8)18 (85.7)
Bone cement< 0.001
MC-PMMA114 (63.7)3 (14.3)
PMMA65 (36.3)18 (85.7)
Bone cement volume in mL5.03 ± 2.345.82 ± 2.490.151
Bone cement distribution< 0.001
Trabecular119 (66.5)2 (9.5)
Cleft60 (33.5)19 (90.5)
Filling from Inferior to Superior Endplate0.211
Yes35 (71.4)2 (9.5)
No144 (28.6)19 (90.5)
Bone cement leakage0.194
Yes135 (75.4)13 (61.9)
No44 (24.6)8 (38.1)
Length of hospital stay in days8 (6-9)8 (7-9)0.544