… The Scoliosis Research Society has developed an updated … (25–43%), ie, spinal cord
injuries can be missed [23,24,25]. … early detection of an evolving or impending spinal cord deficit …

… injuries due to prone positioning consist of subtle spinal cord infarction or myelopathy that can
be promptly detected by intraoperative neurophysiological … imminent spinal cord injury at a …

… , the rate of neurological injuries in scoliosis surgery has been … detecting neurologic injuries
during resection of spinal cord … have had a permanent spinal cord injury. In their estimation, …

… the surgical, anaesthetic, and neurophysiology teams and to prevent neurological deficits. …
injuries following scoliosis surgery due to SSEP monitoring. The ability of IOM to detect such …

… risk for iatrogenic spinal cord injury and subsequent new neurologic deficits (NNDs). …
Neurophysiological detection of impending spinal cord injury during scoliosis surgery. J …

… interventions considering the rates of postoperative neurologic deficits in our cohort
compared to the Scoliosis Research Society Morbidity and Mortality database on patients …

… neurophysiological monitoring be employed for high risk patients undergoing spine surgery,
and (2) We suggest that patients at “… young people after scoliosis surgery and taking lifetime …

… five scoliosis patients with complete spinal cord injury without … to detect spinal cord
compromise during correction of spinal … in neurophysiology, this mistake was not realized during …

… a quicker diagnosis of impending spinal-cord injury [29]. This is especially important for
tumors where complete resection is the most important prognostic factor, such as intramedullary …

… , and spinal cord injury (usually from spinal cord ischemia during de-… Neurophysiology
Society (ACNS) provide an evidence-based assessment that demonstrated that IONM did detect …