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    editors, Luiz Roberto Vialle, Carlo Bellabarba, Frank Kandziora.
    Contents:
    The AO spine thoracolumbar injury classification / Adam J. Bevevino, Alexander R. Vaccaro, and Robyn Rubenstein
    Radiographic assessment of thoracolumbar fractures / S. Rajasekaran, Rishi Mugesh Kanna, Anupama Maheswaran, and Ajoy P. Shetty
    Posterior minimally invasive surgery in thoracolumbar fractures / Matti Scholz, Philipp Schleicher, and Frank Kandziora
    Anterior minimally invasive surgery in thoracolumbar fractures / Phillipp Schleicher and Frank Kandziora
    Cervicothoracic spine fractures / Rod J. Oskouian and Jens R. Chapman
    Transpedicular and costotransversectomy approaches for trauma : indications and techniques / Richard Jackson Bransford, Alireza K. Anissipour, Zachary A. Child and Carlo Bellabarba
    Short or long posterior fusion : determining the extent of fixation / Luiz Roberto Vialle, Emiliano Vialle, Joana B.C .R. Guasque and Luiz Gustavo Dal Oglio Rocha
    Burst fracture treatment / F. Cumhur Oner and J.J. Verlaan
    Differentiating lumbar fractures from thoracolumbar fractures / Jonathan Belding, Darrel S. Brodke, and Brandon D. Lawrence
    Thoracolumbar fracture fixation in the osteoporotic patient / Theodore J. Choma
    Correction of posttraumatic deformity / Klaus John Schnake and Robert Morrison
    Fractures in ankylosing conditions / Zachary A. Child and Richard Jackson Bransford
    Spinopelvic fixation / Carlo Bellabarba and Richard Jackson Bransford.
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    Thieme MedOne Neurosurgery
    2016
    Thieme-Connect
    2016
  • Article
    Murphy SB, Aur RJ, Simone JV, George S, Mauer AM.
    Blood. 1977 May;49(5):683-91.
    The relationship of the pretreatment bone marrow mitotic index (MI) and in vitro 3H-thymidine labeling index (LI) to other variables present at diagnosis and to the outcome of standard therapy was examined in a series of 94 children with acute leukemia (71 ALL, 23 AML). The range of observed values at diagnosis was extremely broad, from less than 1% labeled cells to more than 25%. The median LI% for all patients studied was 5.2%; the median MI% was 0.3%. The values for AML and ALL did not differ significantly despite older age, higher initial white blood cell (WBC) counts, and poorer response to therapy of AML patients. The initial MI and LI were positively correlated with each other, but unrelated to age or initial WBC count in either ALL or AML. However, the LI and MI were significantly higher (p less than 0.01) in the group of 10 children of 54 studied with ALL whose blasts formed spontaneous rosettes with sheep red blood cells at 37 degrees C. The initial LI and MI were not shown to be related to the likelihood of attaining a complete response or to the length of remission in either ALL or AML. There was thus no evidence that either the initial MI or LI% of marrow blasts was of any prognostic significance in children with acute leukemia.
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