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Finite element analysis reveals optimal correction angles reduce postoperative complications in cervical kyphosis surgery, supporting tailored surgical planning.
The results indicated that moderate correction angles could reduce mechanical stress and lower the risk of postoperative complications. The link between biomechanical data and complications after cervical kyphosis correction supported the existence of an appropriate correction range. It helped to guide the personalized surgical planning from implant selection to the specific intraoperative operations performed by the surgeon and implant design optimization.
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