Thoracic lateral retropleural corpectomy

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Abstract

The thoracic retropleural corpectomy technique is somewhat easier than its’ lumbar counterpart. The approach is similar to the discectomy technique, but has to be extended to span the two discs, above and below the pathologic vertebral body. This technique does require resection of a short rib segment, but does not mandate lung deflation. Supplemental fixation with either a lateral plate or posterior pedicle screws is recommended.

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Tender, G., Sure, D. R., Badr, Y., Crutcher, C., & DiGiorgio, A. (2018). Thoracic lateral retropleural corpectomy. In Minimally Invasive Spine Surgery Techniques (pp. 193–202). Springer International Publishing. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-319-71943-6_16

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