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2. Postoperative Spinal Cord Compression by a Surgical Drain Tube

Author

Hadhri, Khaled, BenSalah, Mohamed, and Kooli, Mondher

Subjects
Drainage, Surgical -- Case studies -- Complications and side effects, Iatrogenic diseases -- Case studies -- Causes of, Spinal cord compression -- Case studies -- Causes of, Surgery -- Complications, Health
Abstract

Byline: Khaled. Hadhri, Mohamed. BenSalah, Mondher. Kooli Dear Sir, A 72-year-old male presented with a complaint of 6-month gait disturbance and claudication caused by thoracic spine Paget disease involving T7 [...]

Published
2022

13. Traumatic retropharyngeal pseudomeningocele following C5-C6 subluxation

Author

Louati, Aslam, Hadhri, Khaled, Tebourbi, Anis, and Kooli, Mondher

Subjects
Diagnostic imaging -- Analysis, Abscess -- Health aspects -- Research, Health
Abstract

Byline: Aslam. Louati, Khaled. Hadhri, Anis. Tebourbi, Mondher. Kooli A pseudomeningocele results from a tear of the dura leading to the accumulation and extravasation of cerebrospinal fluid (CSF). The usual [...]

Published
2017

18. Cervical pneumorrhachis secondary to a basal skull fracture

Author

Bellil, Mehdi, Hadhri, Khaled, and Tebourbi, Anis

Subjects
Spinal stenosis -- Risk factors -- Diagnosis -- Care and treatment -- Patient outcomes -- Case studies, Skull fractures -- Complications and side effects, Health
Abstract

Byline: Mehdi. Bellil, Khaled. Hadhri, Anis. Tebourbi A 25-year-old male patient, involved in a road traffic accident, was brought to the emergency. He was intubated shortly after admission because he [...]

Published
2015

29. Solitary osteochondroma arising in lumbar spinous process: Case report

Author

HADHRİ, Khaled, TEBOURBİ, Anis, SAİDİ, Mehdi, and KOOLİ, Mondher

Subjects
Osteochondroma, lumbar spine, spinous process, tumor, diagnostic imaging, Surgery
Abstract

Solitary osteochondromas rarely occur in the axial skeleton. Those tumors mostly arise on the posterior elements of the cervical column causing various symptoms especially when developing within the spinal canal. Exophytic lumbar variety is uncommon presenting with palpable mass or spinal deformity. The authors report the case of a 20-year-old man presenting with a solid painless palpable mass at the lower lumbar region. Plain radiographs showed a well-defined calcified lesion between L3 and L4 spinous process. Computed tomography demonstrated an exophytic lesion arising in the third lumbar spinous process appearing to be a solitary osteochondroma. The lesion was treated by en-bloc resection; histopathological examination confirmed the diagnosis of osteochondroma with no evidence of recurrence at the end of 2-year follow up. The incidence of lumbar solitary osteochondromas is certainly underestimated in relation to difficulty of diagnosing asymptomatic lesions. Lumbar location is unusual and developing in spinous process is extremely rare. DOI: 10.3944/AOTT.2015.14.0334This abstract belongs to the un-edited version of the article and is only for informative purposes. Published version may differ from the current version.

Published
2015

34. Résultats du traitement des infections sur arthroplastie totale du genou : à propos de 16 cas

Author

Karray, Mohamed Béchir, primary, Bouabdellah, Mohamed, additional, Zarrouk, Abdelaziz, additional, hacheni, Manel, additional, Chtourou, Ahmed, additional, Hadhri, Khaled, additional, Kammoun, Skender, additional, Bouzidi, Ramzi, additional, Mourali, Slim, additional, Lebib, Hamadi, additional, Ezzaouia, Khelil, additional, and Kooli, Mondher, additional

Published
2011
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36. Traumatic atlantoaxial rotatory fixation associated with C2 articular facet fracture in adult patient: Case report.

Author

Bellil, Mehdi, Hadhri, Khaled, Sridi, Maamoun, and Kooli, Mondher

Subjects
*CERVICAL vertebrae injuries, *VERTEBRAL fractures, *JOINT dislocations, *BONE fractures, *WOUNDS & injuries
Abstract

Traumatic atlantoaxial rotatory fixation is a very rare injury in adults which is often misdiagnosed initially. Its combination with C2 fractures is predominated by dens lesions. Therapeutic management is challenging because of the difficulty to achieve optimal reduction and permanent stability. We report a rare case of traumatic atlantoaxial rotator fixation in a 56-year-old women associated with C2 articular facet fracture successfully treated by conservative means after patient-awake manual reduction with optimal functional and radiographic outcome. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2014
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37. Spinal Osteoid Osteoma Revealed by Radiculopathy: Case Report and Literature Review.

Author

Tekaya AB, Moalla M, Salah MB, Saidane O, Tekaya R, Hadhri K, Mahmoud I, and Adbelmoula L

Abstract

Osteoid osteoma (OO) is a benign tumor that usually occurs in long bones of young males. We report a rare case of spinal OO in a 25-year-old woman, revealed by a sciatica. Spinal radiographs and computed tomography scan were normal, although performed at 6 months of symptom evolution. On magnetic resonance imaging, however, an important edema of the right transverse process of L5 vertebrae was depicted but was inconclusive. The diagnosis of OO was finally retained on a second computed tomography scan with thinner slices focused on the edematous area. The patient had an en-bloc excision of the tumor with complete regression of symptoms. Due to the atypical clinical presentation and the absence of common findings in imaging, the diagnosis was delayed by 12 months. Radiculopathy caused by spinal OO is a rare condition with no more than 30 cases reported in the literature. In fact, spinal OO usually presents with inflammatory back pain or painful scoliosis. This case emphasizes the importance of early suspicion and diagnostic interventions in the detection and treatment of OO., (This manuscript is generously published free of charge by ISASS, the International Society for the Advancement of Spine Surgery. Copyright © 2020 ISASS.)

Published
2021
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38. Epidemiological and therapeutic aspects of acetabular fractures in elderly.

Author

Ben Salah M, Khaled M, Belhaj G, Teyeb Z, Kooli M, and Hadhri K

Subjects
Acetabulum injuries, Aged, Aged, 80 and over, Bone Plates, Female, Humans, Male, Middle Aged, Retrospective Studies, Hip Fractures epidemiology, Hip Fractures therapy, Spinal Fractures
Abstract

Introduction: Management of acetabular fracture in the elderly patients is becoming an increasingly topic of debate. Data from different parts of the world specified particularities of their patients., Aim: To describe patterns of these fractures in the Tunisian patients aged > 60, which can contribute to management and preventive plans., Methods: We performed a retrospective review from 1997 to 2016 treated at the Charles Nicolle university hospital. Information regarding demographics, co morbidities, mechanism of injury, Injury Severity Score (ISS), types and levels of injury, treatment type, and mortality were collected., Results: The mean age of our patients was 68,6 years (range 60-94 years). The male to female ratio was 3:85.Main causes were motor vehicle accident. Most of our patients were in good health. The associated lesions were very frequent and present in 64.7% of cases with a clear predominance of cranio-fascial trauma, with a median of the ISS score at 11. According to the Judet and Letournel classification, 18 elementary fractures and 16 complex fractures were reported with predominance of the anterior column-posterior hemitransverse fracture pattern. Posterior wall fracture in the elderly is often associated with comminution and / or marginal impaction and / or posterior dislocation of the hip. Fractures of the anterior segment are often associated with hip protrusion and / or quadrilateral plate involvement and / or the superomedial roof impaction or "Gull sign"., Conclusion: As our population continues to age, traumatic acetabular fractures will become more prevalent. Appropriate screening strategies, treatment and prevention plans will need to be developed to improve outcomes in this devastating injury.

Published
2021

39. Clinical pratice guidelines for the diagnosis and treatment of native vertebral osteomyelitis.

Author

Ladeb F, Ben Aissa H, Tiouiri H, Bouzouaya N, Cheour I, Kchir MM, Mrabet A, Abdelmalek R, Abid R, Achour W, Ammeri L, Barsaoui M, Battikh R, Berriche A, Bouchekoua M, Bougrine F, Charrada Ben Farhat L, Chelli Bouaziz M, Driss M, Farah F, Hadhri K, Hamdi W, Kaffel D, Kanzari B, Mechri M, Mlika M, Rammeh S, Rekik S, Riahi H, Siala E, Slim L, Slouma M, Tekaya R, Toumi A, Trabelsi S, Zaraa M, and Znaidi N

Subjects
Humans, Infectious Disease Medicine methods, Infectious Disease Medicine organization & administration, Orthopedics methods, Orthopedics organization & administration, Orthopedics standards, Osteomyelitis epidemiology, Spinal Diseases epidemiology, Tunisia epidemiology, Infectious Disease Medicine standards, Osteomyelitis diagnosis, Osteomyelitis therapy, Spinal Diseases diagnosis, Spinal Diseases therapy
Published
2019

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