Fig. 7.1

Fractured L2 (A3.1). Posterior bisegmental instrumentation and L2 reduction by expandable cage

Fig. 7.2

Fractured L1 (A3.2). Cement-augmented posterior stabilization, anterior subtotal corporectomy, and cage reconstruction

Fig. 7.3

L1 fracture in osteoporotic bone (B2). Augmented posterior long-segment stabilization and kyphoplasty

Fig. 7.4

L1 fracture (A3.1). Kyphoplasty (BAER) and augmented posterior bisegmental stabilization

Fig. 7.5

Fractured Th11 (A3.1). Posterior bisegmental instrumentation and anterior monosegmental reconstruction with iliac chip

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