Objective To discuss the feasibility of the implantation of both traditional pedicle screw and cortical bone trajectory screw in one pedicle, to provide the reference for revision and severe osteoporosis patients who need double screw placement. Methods CT scan data of lumbar vertebrae of 40 patients to our hospital from October 2015 to October 2017 has been retrospectively reviewed,including 18 males and 22 females, aged from 19 to 83 years, with an average age of (57.9 ±17.4) years., segmentations and 3D reconstructions have been performed. Appropriate sized pedicle and cortical bone trajectory screws have been selected, based on the trajectory reference width (TRW), pedicle width (PW) and spongy bone width (SBW) of the respective segments of lumbar vertebrae. In this research, placement simultaneous of both PS and CBT screws have been simulated. Failure of placement have been defined by inevitable penetration of pedicle or screws overlapping , the success rate of placement has been calculated ,as well as inter-group success rate, and the groups were divided based on TRW. Results On lumbar vertebral segments, the success rate of placement of CBT screws with existing pedicle screws was L1: 47.50%, L2: 62.50%, L3: 57.50%, L4: 70.00%, L5: 47.50%. The average success rate of placement was 57.00%. The success placement rate of conventional pedicle screw and CBT screw in the pedicle was L1: 61.25%, L2: 76.25%, L3: 77.50%, L4: 91.25%, L5: 82.50%, and the average nail was placed. The success rate was 77.75%. The success rate of simultaneous placement of the traditional pedicle screw and cortical bone trajectory screw group was significantly higher than that of the traditional pedicle screw placement in the cortical bone channel screw group. The success rate of nailing is gradually increasing with the increase of TRW. Conclusion The success rate of simultaneous placing of traditional pedicle screw and CBT screw in one pedicle is significantly greater than that based on traditional pedicle screw. Into the CBT screw group, preoperative measurement of TRW has important guiding significance for the safety of double screw fixation in the same pedicle. |