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Ortho Congress 2019

Journal of Orthopedic Surgery and Rehabilitation | ISSN: 2630-4473 | Volume 3

ORTHOPEDICS, RHEUMATOLOGY

AND OSTEOPOROSIS

Annual Conference on

SHOULD VITAMIN D3 AND DEXA BMD BE PRESCRIBED AS A CORRELATIVE CAUSE

FOR LYTIC SPONDYLOLISTHESIS

Ray Suhasish

and

Victoria Roy

Vivekananda Institute of Medical Sciences, India

Spineservices-india, India

pondylolisthesis means slippage of overlying verterae with respect to the lower; one reason is break in the

pars interarticularis between two adjacents vertebral segments. Wiltse-Newman classified it Type 1, 2, 3,

4- among them 2 being sub classified 2A, B, C; 2A representing pars fatigue Fracture, 2B is repeated healing of

pars fracture leading to elongating, and 2C is acute fracture as in accidents. The aim of the study was to find any

relation between Type 2 spondylolisthesis and corresponding bone marrow density of lumbar done through

DEXA scan and / or Vitamin D3 done by enzyme immunoassay method. 180 subjects between 20-60 years, with

Type 2A or 2B lype of listhesis were screened with BMD dexa score and VitD3. All those less than 20 and more

than 60, neuropathy pain, with associated comorbidities, surgeries around the back interfering with DEXA,

body weight more than 65 in male and 60 in female were excluded from the study. Vitamin D3 was estimated

by enzyme immunoassay and DEXA BMD of lumbar spine by GE Lunar DEXA machine. The results of both were

included in this retrospective non cohort non randomised judgemental study. Non parametric statistical tests

like T tests, Z tests and Spearman’s correlation tests gives p>0.05 considered non-significant to the above. Pre-

scription to estimate Vitamin D3 and BMD DEXA for lytic spondylolisthesis Type 2 is not a rational therapeutic

regimen. It is suggested to suggest other investigations like genetic assay, dysplastic assessment and others.

Ray Suhasish et al., J ortho Rehab Surg. 2019, Volume 3 | DOI: 10.4066/2630-4473-C1-002

Ray Suhasish had done his graduation in Medicine and Surgery in 1991. Postgraduate in Orthopedic Surgery in 2001 with thesis in

external fixation to heal open fractures of tibia, Postoperative Diploma in Rheumatology from Delhi in 2006 and

in Orthopae-

dics in 2010.

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