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4. Cross-sectional study of recurrent disc herniation risk factors and predictors of outcomes after primary lumbar discectomy: A STROBE compliance

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Dokponou, Yao Christian Hugues, Obame, Fresnel Lutece Ontsi, Mouhssani, Mohamed, Sofia, El Akroud, Siba, Zineb, Saad, Moussa Elmi, Sahri, Imad-Eddine, Chandide Tlemcani, Zakaria, Imbunhe, Napoleao, Yero, Diakite, Abderrahmane, Housni, Laaguili, Jawad, El Kacemi, Inas, Mohcine, Salami, Belhachmi, Adil, El Asri, Abad Cherif, Mostarchid, Brahim, and Gazzaz, Miloudi

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2023
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10. Accuracy and Safety of Fluoroscopy-Assisted Transpedicular Screw Insertion in Thoracolumbar Spine Surgery: Evaluation of 122 Screws

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Imad-Eddine Sahri, Zakaria Chandid Tlemcani, Sofia El Akroud, El Asri Abad Cherif, and Miloudi Gazzaz

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General Medicine
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The objective of this study is to determine the accuracy and safety of trans-pedicular screws' insertion in the thoracolumbar spine using a fluoroscopy-assisted surgical technique. We retrospectively evaluated all patients who underwent a postoperative computed tomography scan to assess the location of the pedicular screws following thoracolumbar spinal surgery, at the Mohammed Vth Military Training Hospital-Rabat, from January 2020 to April 2022. We used Gertzbein's classification to grade pedicular cortex breaches. A screw penetration greater than 4 mm (grades D–E) was considered critical and one less than 4 mm was classified as noncritical (grades A–C). A total of 122 screws inserted in the T1 to L5 vertebrae were included from 25 patients. The average age was 46 years old. Pathologies included degenerative disorders (5 patients), tumors (8 patients), and trauma (12 patients). All screws were inserted using lateral and anteroposterior fluoroscopic guidance. A total of 11 transpedicular screws breaches were identified. The breaches incidence was significantly higher in thoracic pedicles (8 screws) than in lumbar pedicles (3 screws). Of these, three critical cases occurred in two patients and one of them required reintervention. The remaining eight exceedances were not critical and were closely monitored and followed up. Transpedicular screws fluoroscopy-assisted surgical fixation can be performed for the stabilization of the thoracolumbar spine with satisfactory safety and precision.

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2023
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30. Arachnoiditis ossificans of the cauda equina

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El Asri, Abad Cherif, primary, El Mostarchid, Brahim, additional, Akhaddar, Ali, additional, Baallal, Hassan, additional, Dao, Ibrahim, additional, Naama, Okacha, additional, Gazzaz, Miloudi, additional, and Boucetta, Mohamed, additional

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2012
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34. Faux anévrisme artériel traumatique intracrânien.

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Laaguili, Jawad, El Asri, Abad Cherif, Gazzaz, Miloud, El Hassani, Moulay Rachid, and El Mostarchid, Brahim

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Nous rapportons un cas d'anévrysme post-traumatique de l'artère carotide interne chez un enfant de 11 ans, ayant présenté une ophtalmoplégie droite. Un faux anévrisme de la carotide interne droite a été diagnostiqué par angiographie cérébrale. Le malade a bénéficié d'un traitement endovasculaire et l'évolution fut favorable. Malgré leur rareté, le diagnostic des anévrysmes post traumatiques devrait être évoqué chez tout traumatisé crânien en cas d'aggravation clinique secondaire, afin de réaliser une exploration angiographique avant d'envisager un traitement radical soit chirurgical soit par voie endovasculaire. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2015
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35. Variation of Ventricular Size after Surgical Treatment of Chronic Subdural Hematoma.

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El Asri AC, Benzagmout M, Chakour K, Chaoui MF, Laaguili J, Gazzaz M, Baallal H, and El Mostarchid B

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Background: Surgical removal is the treatment of choice for chronic subdural hematoma (CSDH). Despite clinical improvement after surgery, computed tomography (CT) scan control often showed residual collection, which may discuss the possibility of failed surgery. The aim of this study is the assessment of ventricular size before and after surgery and to study its relation with residual hematoma., Methods: In this prospective study (2013-2016), 63 patients who had burr-hole drainage of CSDH were sequentially allocated to either two groups; Group 1 with CT scan control under the 3 rd day of surgery and Group 2 with delayed CT scan control (from 4 th to 7 th day). Linear measure of ventricular size was assessed by Evans' index. We reviewed and analyzed the data between both groups., Results: There were 33 patients in Group 1 and 30 patients in Group 2. Preoperatively, the average thickness of hematoma was 20.5 mm in Group 1 versus 19.9 mm in Group 2 ( P = 0.67); the mean midline shift was 8.5 mm in each group; Evans' index was 26.7% in Group 1 and 27% in Group 2 ( P = 0.7). Postoperatively, the mean thickness of the residual hematoma was 7.7 mm in Group 1 and 8.4 mm in Group 2 ( P = 0.57); the mean midline shift was 3.3 mm in Group 1 and 1.9 mm in Group 2 ( P = 0.08); Evan's index was 28.5% in Group 1 and 32.1% in Group 2 ( P = 0.002)., Conclusion: The adoption of Evans' index, for assessing the variation of ventricular size after surgery, by neurosurgeons appears to be a good and simple method for evaluation and following the success of surgical removal of CSDH, despite the observation of some residual collection in early CT scan control., Competing Interests: There are no conflicts of interest.

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2019
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36. Acute spinal cord compression caused by atypical vertebral hemangioma.

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Bellasri S, Fatihi J, Elktaibi A, and El Asri AC

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Vertebral hemangioma is common, benign lesion that occurs mostly in the body of vertebral bones and is mostly asymptomatic although they may occasionally extend into the posterior elements. An isolated location in the neural arch of vertebrae is extremely rare. An acute spinal cord compression by an exceptional hemangioma involving spinous process of the seventh thoracic vertebra and respecting vertebral body in a 40-year-old woman is reported. On magnetic resonance imaging of the spine, the lesion was hypointense on T1-weighted image, hyperintense on T2-weited image, and enhancing avidly, causing compression of spinal cord. Our case is exceptional by the rapidly character of symptom installation and by atypical and elective involvement of spinous process., Competing Interests: There are no conflicts of interest.

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2017
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