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, faster and can be performed without fluoroscopy. 13 A urinary catheter should be inserted before starting. The width of the iliac crest can be felt with the fingers. Generally, a percutaneous introduction with a small incision (5–10 mm) is possible
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useful indicators of the appropriate time to intervene. Serum alkaline phosphatase levels and activity on technetium bone scans are no longer believed to be helpful. Ring et al recommended a posterior incision to completely remove HO, beginning at the
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) Patient in supine position, under fluoroscopic control and left buttock stab incision, surgeon tries to identify correct position of guide wire for sacral body 1 screw insertion; (C) Lateral fluoroscopic image demonstrating upper end of the first sacral
