Dimitrios Korres's Publications List

Thoracolumbar Burst Fractures : A Systematic Review of Management

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The management of thoracolumbar burst fractures remains challenging Ideally, it should effectively correct the deformity induce neurological recovery, allow early mobilization and return to work and be associated with minimal risk of complication. This article reviews the related studies reporting their clinical data for the management of thoracolumbar burst fractures, discusses the most suitable ...

K Alpantaki, A Bano, D Pasku, A F Mavrogenis, P J Papagelopoulos, G S Sapkas, D S Korres, P Katonis (2010) ORTHOPEDICS 33: 6 422-429

Cervical myelopathy from calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate crystal deposition : a case report

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Calcification of the ligamentum flavum secondary to calcium pyrophosphate dihydrate (CPPD) deposition may be a rare cause of cervical myelopathy. We present a 56-year-old man with spinal stenosis secondary to CPPD disease and subacute cervical myelopathy following minor trauma. The patient had no history of CPPD disease. Posterior C4-C6 decompression and instrumented fusion were performed. Intraop...

A F Mavrogenis, P J Papagelopoulos, D S Korres, S Pneumaticos (2010) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY AND TRAUMATOLOGY 20: 6 483-487

A rare radiological appearance of lumbar tuberculous vertebral osteomyelitis

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Spinal tuberculosis (TB), or Pott disease, has classically been recognized as a source of spinal deformities in unindustrialized countries. However, in industrialized countries with more access to sensitive imaging studies, Pott disease may be identified earlier as vertebral osteomyelitis with local complications, such as psoas abscess. In industrialized countries, persons at risk for Pott disease...

C Savvidou, C Triantopoulou, S N Chatziioannou, J Papailiou, D S Korres, S G Pneumaticos (2010) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY AND TRAUMATOLOGY 20: 4 313-316

The first sport injuries in the history of medicine

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Medical science is as old as human history and the need for disease treatment Archivists, researchers and historians are collaborating in the project to preserve the documentary inheritance and make the medical science useful to the public This research aims to identify and analyze the first registered sport injuries in the history of medicine. After a review of the literature, the Homeric epics, ...

N N Nomikos, G N Nomikos, K S Nikolopoulos, D S Korres (2010) ARCHIVES OF MEDICAL SCIENCE 6: 1 1-3

Posterior Decompression and Stabilization, and Surgical Vertebroplasty With the Vertebral Body Stenting for Metastatic Vertebral and Epidural Cauda Equina Compression

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WC, present the technique of combined posterior decompression and spinal instrumentation. and Surgical (open) vertebroplasty using it novel system called vertebral body stenting (VBS) during a single session in it patient with metastatic vertebral and epidural cauda equina compression. J, surg. oncol. 2010;101.-253-258. (C) 2010 Wiley-Liss, Inc.

A F Mavrogenis, E C Papadopoulos, K Starantzis, D S Korres, P J Papagelopoulos (2010) JOURNAL OF SURGICAL ONCOLOGY 101: 3 253-258

Pancreatic cancer's initial presentation : back pain due to osteoblastic bone metastasis

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Pancreatic cancer may cause osteolytic metastases, but the osteoblastic ones are extremely rare. In addition, it almost always presents with symptoms related to the invasion of the structures in the abdomen. Symptoms from bone metastases are rare and, if seen, are in the late phase of the course. We present a case of cancer of the body of the pancreas, which presented with severe back pain due to ...

S G Pneumaticos, C Savidou, D S Korres, S N Chatziioannou (2010) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF CANCER CARE 19: 1 137-140

Anatomical study and colour Doppler assessment of the skin perforators of the anterior tibial artery and possible clinical applications

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Background: Traumatic or trophic defects of the soft tissue of the lower leg are quite often very difficult to manage, especially in the distal third of the leg. Fasciocutaneous flaps are a relatively simple option for covering small- and medium-sized defects of the lower leg. The aim of this study is to investigate the distribution of septocutaneous perforators of the anterior tibial artery and t...

K Panagiotopoulos, P N Soucacos, D S Korres, G Petrocheilou, A Kalogeropoulos, E Panagiotopoulos, A B Zoubos (2009) JOURNAL OF PLASTIC RECONSTRUCTIVE AND AESTHETIC SURGERY 62: 11 1524-1529

The Effectiveness of Two COX-2 Inhibitors in the Prophylaxis Against Heterotopic New Bone Formation : An Experimental Study in Rabbits

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The purpose of this study was to present the effectiveness of 2 cyclooxygenase-2 inhibitors, meloxicam. and parecoxib, in the prevention of heterotopic ossification. Eighteen white mature male rabbits were divided into 3 groups of 6 animals. One was the control group; 1 group was administered meloxicam subcutaneously, and I group was administered parecoxib subcutaneously. For the induction of hete...

P G Tsailas, G C Babis, K Nikolopoulos, P N Soucacos, D S Korres (2009) JOURNAL OF SURGICAL RESEARCH 151: 1 108-114

Chordomas of the upper cervical spine : radiographic evaluation. Study of two cases and review of the literature

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Chordomas are rare bony tumors, usually involving the skull base and sacrococcygeal spine, while least presented in cervical and thoracic spine. Chordomas of the cervical spine may cause variable neurological symptoms. Adult patients presenting with neck pain, paresthesias or limb paresis are further investigated. The history of progressive tetraparesis, however, implies a long-standing disease. C...

K Kokkinis, M Vlychou, S Stathopoulou, O Lazoura, N Makris, D Evangelopoulos, I Benetos, P Papadaki, D S Korres (2008) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY AND TRAUMATOLOGY 18: 1 3-8

It is time to reconsider the classification of dens fractures : an anatomical approach

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A clinical study was performed to evaluate a new classification for odontoid process fractures. The external and internal anatomy of the axis has been studied. The files of 97 patients with a fracture of the odontoid process admitted to our institution were reviewed and classified according to the proposed new classification. The method was tested for reliability and validity. The patients were fo...

D S Korres, A F Mavrogenis, P Gratsias, G P Lyritis, P J Papagelopoulos (2008) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY AND TRAUMATOLOGY 18: 3 189-195

Brucella spondylitis complicated by an infected abdominal aortic aneurysm and deep venous thrombosis : case report and review of the literature

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Brucellosis is a common zoonosis, which still remains as a major health problem in certain parts of the world. Spondylodiscitis is the most frequent osteoarticular complication of brucellosis. Herein is reported an uncommon case of a middle-aged male treated for brucellosis who developed 2 years after the treatment brucellar spondylo-discitis complicated by a psoas muscle abscess, an infected abdo...

K Kokkinis, S Stathopoulou, G Petrocheilou, N Makris, M Vlychou, D Evangelopoulos, I Benetos, P Papadaki, D S Korres (2008) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY AND TRAUMATOLOGY 18: 1 23-27

Osteolytic lesions of the patella as an early manifestation of gout

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We describe the case of a 60-year-old patient who presented a pre-patellar mass for a period of 2 months, which did not respond to NSAIDs and antibiotic treatment. At physical history, the patient mentioned a recent direct hit at the pre-patellar region. Moreover, he stated that the lesion was painful and fast progressing. Clinical examination revealed the presence of the pre-patellar mass. At pal...

D S Evangelopoulos, P Kontovazainitis, G Nomikos, E C Kokkinis, D S Korres (2007) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY AND TRAUMATOLOGY 17: 4 389-391

Tear-drop fractures of the lower cervical spine : classification and analysis of 54 cases

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Tear-drop fractures, as described by Schneider and Kahn, are by definition unstable injuries, since both bony and ligamentous elements are involved in such lesions. Fifty-four patients having sustained the above-mentioned injury were treated in our Orthopaedic Department during the last 36 years, representing the 8.1% of all cervical spine injuries. Those patients, 45 men and 9 women, of a mean ag...

D S Korres, I S Benetos, D S Evangelopoulos, M Athanasssacopoulos, P Gratsias, O Papamichos, G C Babis (2007) EUROPEAN JOURNAL OF ORTHOPAEDIC SURGERY AND TRAUMATOLOGY 17: 6 521-526

Multifocal spinal and extra-spinal Mycobacterium chelonae osteomyelitis in a renal transplant recipient

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Only localized cases of Mycobacterium chelonae osteomyelitis have been reported. In this article, a 55-year-old immunosuppressed man with M. chelonae osteomyelitis and multiple spinal and extra-spinal involvement is presented. The patient had nodulo-pustular skin lesions, spondylodiscitis at multiple levels, and osteolytic lesions at extra-spinal locations. Biopsy and cultures of the osseous lesio...

D S Korres, P J Papagelopoulos, K A Zahos, M D Kolia, G G Poulakou, M E Falagas (2007) TRANSPLANT INFECTIOUS DISEASE 9: 1 62-65

The knowledge of osteoporosis risk factors in a Greek female population.

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OBJECTIVES: The social and economic burden of osteoporosis is important since it concerns a continuously aging population, while the disease is silent until the emergence of fractures. Aim of the study was to assess female population knowledge about osteoporosis risk factors and to identify the risk factors of the studied population. METHODS: A sample of 99 (aged: 61.59+/-9.61 years) women under t...

Alexandraki, Syriou, Ziakas, Apostolopoulos, Alexandrakis, Piperi, Kavoulaki, Myriokefalitakis, Korres, Diamanti-Kandarakis (2007) Maturitas :

Fixation of proximal humerus fractures using the PHILOS plate

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Proximal humeral fractures, especially in elderly patients, remain a challenging problem for the surgeon because the complication rate for these fractures still remains high. The internal locked system (PHILOS) plate is a new device used for proximal humerus fracture fixation is designed to decrease the high complication rate. We prospectively evaluated our early experience using this system. Twen...

A Koukakis, C D Apostolou, T Taneja, D S Korres, A Amini (2006) CLINICAL ORTHOPAEDICS AND RELATED RESEARCH : 442 115-120

Complications after tibia plateau fracture surgery

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High-energy tibial. plateau fractures are often the result of blunt trauma and are associated with severe soft-tissue injury. Fixation techniques demand considerable surgical skill and mature judgment. The available surgical options do not always guarantee a favourable outcome. Operative treatment includes internal and external fixation, hybrid fixation and arthroscopically assisted techniques. Op...

P J Papagelopoulos, A A Partsinevelos, G S Themistocleous, A F Mavrogenis, D S Korres, P N Soucacos (2006) INJURY-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE CARE OF THE INJURED 37: 6 475-484

Factors associated with nonunion in conservatively-treated type-II fractures of the odontoid process

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D S Korres, G D Chlores, G S Themistocleous (2006) JOURNAL OF BONE AND JOINT SURGERY-BRITISH VOLUME 88B: 1 137-137

Isolated dislocation of the scaphoid

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Isolated dislocation of the carpal scaphoid is an extremely rare injury. The authors report herein a case of a 28-year-old man managed with open reduction and Kirschner wire fixation. The aim of this study is to comprehensively present this unusual injury along with its treatment and to attempt to merge the available experience in the literature in a suggested algorithm that will guide the surgeon...

G D Chloros, G S Themistocleous, N P Zagoreos, D S Korres, D G Efstathopoulos, P N Soucacos (2006) ARCHIVES OF ORTHOPAEDIC AND TRAUMA SURGERY 126: 3 197-203

Revision anterior cruciate ligament surgery using the over-the-top femoral route

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Primary anterior cruciate ligament (ACL) reconstruction is considered a successful surgical procedure, but the results reported for revision ACL surgery are less satisfactory. The most common cause of technical failure in primary reconstruction is tunnel misplacement, particularly on the femoral side, although an anterior placement of the tibial tunnel may lead to graft impingement and failure. Se...

C K Yiannakopoulos, P J Fules, D S Korres, M A S Mowbray (2005) ARTHROSCOPY-THE JOURNAL OF ARTHROSCOPIC AND RELATED SURGERY 21: 2 243-247

Distal intramedullary nail interlocking - The flag and grid technique

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Distal interlocking in intramedullary nailing of long bone fractures accounts for a significant proportion of the total fluoroscopy and operative time. We describe a modification of the "perfect circles" freehand technique employing a metallic grid temporarily attached to the skin of the lateral surface of the femur or to the medial surface of the tibia that acts as a fixed "navigational" aid. The...

C K Yiannakopoulos, A D Kanellopoulos, C Apostolou, E Antonogiannakis, D S Korres (2005) JOURNAL OF ORTHOPAEDIC TRAUMA 19: 6 407-411

Tuberculous sacroiliitis. A case report and review of the literature

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Background. Infections of the musculoskeletal system are tuberculous in nature in 1-5% of cases. The sacroiliac joint is involved in 3-9.7%. We describe the case of a 32-year-old man with tuberculous sacroiliitis presented as a growing mass on the lateral aspect of his right proximal and mid-thigh. Open biopsy, histology, cultures and PCR established the diagnosis of tuberculosis. Results: After s...

P J Papagelopoulos, E C Papadopoulos, A F Mavrogenis, G S Themistocleous, D S Korres, P N Soucacos (2005) EUROPEAN SPINE JOURNAL 14: 7 683-688

Chance-type fractures of the axis

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Study Design. A retrospective study was performed to identify horizontal fractures of the body of the axis, with special attention to their pattern, prevalence, and clinical outcome. Objective. The prevalence of this type of injury and the long - term clinical behavior are examined. Summary of Background Data. Although isolated cases have been reported, horizontal Chance-type fractures of the body...

D S Korres, P J Papagelopoulos, A F Mavrogenis, I S Benetos, P Kyriazopoulos, I Psycharis (2005) SPINE 30: 17 E517-E520

Reaming versus broaching in cemented hip arthroplasty - Mechanical stability in cadaver femora

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Introduction We used an experimental hip model to assess the mechanical stability of a hip prosthesis, and compared the femoral medullary canal preparation techniques of reaming and broaching. Methods 15 pairs of cadaveric femora had a simulated replacement, the right femur with a reaming technique and the left with a broaching technique. Both femurs were radiographed to assess component positioni...

T T Ioannidis, C D Apostolou, D S Korres, I Papaletsos, N D Gandaifis, C N Panagopoulos, P E Agathocleous (2005) ACTA ORTHOPAEDICA 76: 3 326-330

Structural properties of the axis studied in cadaveric specimens

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Peripheral quantitative computed tomography scans of the axis in 20 fresh cadaveric specimens obtained at autopsy were studied to investigate the internal structural properties of the axis. In all specimens, serial scans were done in three planes. The area of the dens consisted of dense cortical and trabecular bone (Region 1, above the base of the dens) and showed statistically significantly great...

D S Korres, T Karachalios, N Roidis, V Lycomitros, C A Spiliopoulou, G Lyritis (2004) CLINICAL ORTHOPAEDICS AND RELATED RESEARCH : 418 134-140

Eagle's syndrome

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P J Boscainos, P J Papagelopoulos, G Goudelis, A Partsinevelos, K Nikolopoulos, D S Korres (2004) ORTHOPEDICS 27: 4 423-425

Cervical spine surgery

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P J Papagelopoulos, D S Korres (2004) ORTHOPEDICS 27: 10 1065-1065

Primary malignant tumors of the cervical spine

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P J Papagelopoulos, A F Mavrogenis, B L Currier, P Katonis, E C Galanis, G S Sapkas, D S Korres (2004) ORTHOPEDICS 27: 10 1066-1075

Piriformis Syndrome

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E C Papadopoulos, D S Korres, G Papachristou, N Efstathopoulos (2004) ORTHOPEDICS 27: 8 797-+

Multiple fractures of the axis

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Multiple fractures of the axis are not common lesions. A retrospective study was performed to identify the different fracture patterns and to analyze the incidence of these injuries and their long-term behavior. The medical records of 674 consecutive patients with fractures of the cervical spine were reviewed. Nine (1%) of 674 patients (6 men and 3 women) had multiple fractures of the axis. Mean p...

D S Korres, P J Papagelopoulos, A F Mavrogenis, G S Sapkas, A Patsinevelos, P Kyriazopoulos, D Evangelopoulos (2004) ORTHOPEDICS 27: 10 1096-1099

Hippocratic beliefs on spine and spinal cord injuries : New or old notions?

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D S Korres, A F Mavrogenis, P J Papagelopoulos (2004) ORTHOPEDICS 27: 10 1078-1079

Bone marrow edema syndrome of the knee : a case report and review of the literature

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The authors present a 45-year-old man with bone marrow edema syndrome (BMES) of the medial condyle of the knee. Early diagnosis of BMES was based upon clinical, bone scintigraphy and magnetic resonance (MRI) findings. After failure of the conservative treatment, core decompression was performed. Histological examination showed no evidence of osteoporosis or osteonecrosis. Within 2 months after the...

E C Papadopoulos, P J Papagelopoulos, M Kaseta, G S Themistocleous, D S Korres (2003) KNEE 10: 3 295-302

Multiple level noncontiguous fractures of the spine

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From 1970 to 2000, 81 patients with noncontiguous fractures of the spine were evaluated. Of these 81 patients, 36 had a neurologic deficit. Sixty-six patients with stable injuries were treated conservatively, whereas 15 patients with unstable injuries required surgical stabilization. There was no neurologic deterioration either in the patients who had surgical stabilization or in the patients who ...

D S Korres, P J Boscainos, P J Papagelopoulos, I Psycharis, G Goudelis, K Nikolopoulos (2003) CLINICAL ORTHOPAEDICS AND RELATED RESEARCH : 411 95-102

RE : Mazur J, Loveless E, Cummings R. Combined odontoid and Jefferson fracture in a child.

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D S Korres, P Boscainos (2002) SPINE 27: 23 2742-2742

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D S Korres (2002) SPINE 27: 2 220-220

Degenerative spondyloarthropathy of the cervical and lumbar spine in jockeys

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This prospective study analyzed the long-term effects of horse riding on the cervical and lumbar spine of jockeys. Thirty-two jockeys were observed for 13 years. All jockeys had clinical and radiographic evaluation of the spine; three consecutive age groups were studied. Results were compared to age-matched, normal population control groups. The incidence of degenerative changes of the spine was h...

A Tsirikos, P J Papagelopoulos, P N Giannakopoulos, P J Boscainos, A B Zoubos, M Kasseta, P A Nikiforidis, D S Korres (2001) ORTHOPEDICS 24: 6 561-564

Treatment of lumbosacral radicular pain with epidural steroid injections

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Fifty patients with an average age of 47 years received epidural steroid injections for lumbosacral radicular pain due to disk herniation or spinal stenosis. All patients had failed previous conservative treatment. Mean follow-up was 24 months (range: 12-36 months). Immediately after injection, all 50 patients reported various degrees of relief from leg and back pain. At the last follow-up examina...

P J Papagelopoulos, H G Petrou, P G Triantafyllidis, J A Vlamis, M Psomas-Pasalis, D S Korres, K G Stamos (2001) ORTHOPEDICS 24: 2 145-149

Bone marrow edema syndrome

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E C Papadopoulos, P J Papagelopoulos, P J Boscainos, D Paschaloglou, N D Gandaifis, M Kaseta, D S Korres, E G Fragiadakis, K Stamos (2001) ORTHOPEDICS 24: 1 69-73

Long-term mechanical stability of the impacted morselized graft-cement interface in total joint replacement : An experimental study in dogs

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This experimental study compared the long-term (12 months) mechanical stability of the morselized graft-cement interface with the conventional bone-cement interface in both femoral bones of 10 adult dogs. For mechanical testing, three-point bending and push-out loading tests of composite bone-cement beams were used, while the incorporation of the graft was assessed by serial radiographs. Although ...

K G Stamos, T Karachalios, P J Papagelopoulos, T Xenakis, D S Korres, E Koroneos, G Hartofilakidis (2000) ORTHOPEDICS 23: 8 809-814

Pain pattern in multiple vertebral hemangiomas involving nonadjacent levels : report of two cases

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Hemangioma of the bone is a benign tumor usually involving the spine and the bones of the skull and pelvis. It may be either a single lesion or part of a generalized multifocal disease. Multiple lesions involving non-adjacent vertebrae are rare. Two cases of multiple vertebral hemangiomas at non-adjacent levels with different pain patterns are presented at various stages of follow-up in order to e...

D S Korres, T Karachalios, N Roidis, K Bargiotas, K Stamos (2000) EUROPEAN SPINE JOURNAL 9: 3 256-260

Operative treatment for Maisonneuve fracture of the proximal fibula

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This study reviewed operative treatment of Maisonneuve fracture of the fibula in 26 patients. Operative treatment consisted of restoration of the fibular length, repair of the lateral and medial ankle ligamentous structures, and placement of one or two suprasyndesmotic screws. After average follow-up of 6.4 years, the clinical results were satisfactory in 23 (88.4%) patients. Operative treatment i...

G C Babis, P J Papagelopoulos, J Tsarouchas, A B Zoubos, D S Korres, P Nikiforidis (2000) ORTHOPEDICS 23: 7 687-690

Spontaneous interbody fusion after controlled injuries to the spine : An experimental study in rabbits

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To evaluate the rationale of spontaneous spine fusion after a spinal injury, the authors conducted an experimental study that consisted of three types of controlled injuries to a rabbit spine model. The first was injury to the intervertebral disk (type I injury). The second was injury of the intervertebral disk along with injury to one of the adjacent vertebral end plates (type II). In type III in...

D S Korres, G C Babis, H Paraskevakou, K Stamos, J Tsarouchas, V Lykomitros (2000) JOURNAL OF SPINAL DISORDERS 13: 1 31-35

Seven- to 20-year outcome of lumbar discectomy

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Study Design. A retrospective, follow-up study. Objectives. To assess the effects of conventional surgery for lumbar disc herniation over an extended period of time and to examine factors that might correlate with unsatisfactory results. Summary of Background Data. Although the short; term results of lumbar discectomy are excellent When there is a proper patient selection, the reported success; ra...

G A Loupasis, K Stamos, P G Katonis, G Sapkas, D S Korres, G Hartofilakidis (1999) SPINE 24: 22 2313-2317

Surgical treatment of 35 volar Barton fractures - No need for routine decompression of the median nerve

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35 patients with volar Barton fractures were treated operatively from 1985-1994. The injury was due to a high velocity motor vehicle accident in 20 patients. All fractures were closed without major carpal injuries. 11 fractures were type B3.1, 21 type B3.2 and 3 type B3.3, according to the AO classification. All fractures were openly reduced and internally fixated by small buttress plates and scre...

A B Zoubos, G C Babis, D S Korres, T Pantazopoulos (1997) ACTA ORTHOPAEDICA SCANDINAVICA 68: 65-68

The significance of rotation in fracture-separation of the articular pillar of a lower cervical vertebra - A clinical and cadaveric study

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We report 13 fracture-separations of an articular pillar at the lower cervical spine in 12 patients. There were 9 men and 3 women with a mean age at injury of 32 years, with involvement of C4, C5 and C6 vertebrae. Neurological symptoms were present in 9 patients, 2 were classified as ASIA A and 7 as ASIA D. The average magnitude of rotation of the articular pillar was 24 degrees (10 degrees-36 deg...

D S Korres, P Nikiforidis, N Papandreou, A B Zoubos, G C Babis, I Tsarouchas, V Lycomitros (1997) ACTA ORTHOPAEDICA SCANDINAVICA 68: 17-20

The role of primary total hip replacement for the treatment of the displaced femoral neck fractures

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P. Nikiforidis, G.Ch. Babis, N. Papaioannou, D.S. Korres and T. Pantazopoulos (1997) Eur J Orthop Surg Traumatol 7: 23-26

Correlation of spinal canal post-traumatic and neurological deficit in burst fractures of the lower cervical spine (C3-7) encroachment

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G. Sapkas, D. Korres, G. C. Babis, P. Efstathiou, N. Papaioannou, A. Antoniadis, J. Kyratzoulis, and N. Efstathopoulos (1995) Eur Spine J 4: 39-44

SPINAL EXTRADURAL ANGIOLIPOMA

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We present a case of an extradural thoracic spinal angiolipoma in a 27-year-old woman. The epidural tumor was evaluated with computerized tomographic scans and magnetic resonance imaging scans. The tumor was removed, and the clinical symptoms improved remarkably.

D BOURAMAS, DS KORRES, L ROUSSOS, T MANTZILAS, D ANAGNOSTOPOULOS (1995) JOURNAL OF SPINAL DISORDERS 8: 4 324-327

OLD INJURIES OF THE LOWER CERVICAL-SPINE TREATED SURGICALLY

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The present study involves 16 surgically treated patients who had sustained an old injury of their lower cervical spine. This group represents the 29% of the 55 patients that were admitted in our Department with an old injury of the cervical spine. The aim of the present study is to see the effect of surgery on these old injuries in relation to clinical and radiological parameters. Operative treat...

DS KORRES, P NIKIFORIDIS, GC BABIS, C VLACHOU, V LYKOMITROS, A ANDREAKOS (1995) JOURNAL OF SPINAL DISORDERS 8: 6 509-515

FRACTURES OF THE DENS AND RISK OF PSEUDARTHROSIS

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DS KORRES, K STAMOS, A ANDREAKOS, C HARDOUVELIS, A KOURIS (1989) ARCHIVES OF ORTHOPAEDIC AND TRAUMA SURGERY 108: 6 373-376

FRACTURES OF THE ATLAS

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DS KORRES, J KOUVARAS, G HARTOFILAKIDES (1985) INTERNATIONAL ORTHOPAEDICS 9: 4 231-234

THE CHANCE FRACTURE AND ITS VARIANTS

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DS KORRES, PG NOTTIS, JC FEROUSSIS, HARTOFILAKIDISGAROFALIDI. GK (1984) INTERNATIONAL ORTHOPAEDICS 7: 4 233-237

A CHANCE FRACTURE IN A DOUBLE LEVEL FRACTURE OF THE SPINE

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A BELDEKOS, DS KORRES, G NIKOLAKAKOS (1981) INJURY-INTERNATIONAL JOURNAL OF THE CARE OF THE INJURED 13: 1 34-36