Impact of Sagittal Balance on Clinical Outcomes in Surgically Treated T12 and L1 Burst Fractures: Analysis of Long-Term Outcomes after Posterior-Only and Combined Posteroanterior Treatment

<div>Illustration of the assessed radiographic spinal outcome parameters. RKA: regional kyphosis angle; TLA (T10–L2): thoracolumbar junction angle T10–L2; PI: pelvic incidence; PT: pelvic tilt; SS: sacral slope; TLSL T12–S1: thoracolumbosacral lordosis T12–S1; LSL L1–S1: lumbosacral lordosis L1–S1; LL L1–L5: lumbar lordosis L1–L5; TK T4–T12: thoracic kyphosis T4–T12; PR-S1: pelvic radius to S1; PR-T10: total lumbopelvic lordosis to T10; PR-L2: regional lumbopelvic lordosis to L2; SVA T4–S1: sagittal vertical axis T4 to S1.</div>

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Figure 4: Impact of Sagittal Balance on Clinical Outcomes in Surgically Treated T12 and L1 Burst Fractures: Analysis of Long-Term Outcomes after Posterior-Only and Combined Posteroanterior Treatment 

Figure 4 | Impact of Sagittal Balance on Clinical Outcomes in Surgically Treated T12 and L1 Burst Fractures: Analysis of Long-Term Outcomes after Posterior-Only and Combined Posteroanterior Treatment 