CDE Detailed Report

Osteotomy has been performed to position the extremity for function. In cases of internal rotation contracture of the shoulder and/or forearm supination contracture, a de-rotational osteotomy is performed to position the arm and forearm for function, respectively (Coulet et al 2010); these are usually done as a precursor to or in combination with tendon transfers. Fusion has been performed to stabilize a joint to improve function. The most common joints that are fused are in the thumb (House, et al 1992;
Waters 1985).

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Bladder stone or upper urinary tract stone removal includes any type of removal, including via endoscopy, extracorporal shock wave lithotripsy (ESWL), or open lithotomy.
The ileoureterostomy is corresponding to the formely ileal loop or ureteroileocutaneostomy (Bricker conduit). The continent catheterizable valves, include Monteand Mitrofanoff procedures. For other possible surgical procedures it is recommended to write them in a textfield, from which it will be possible to retrieve more detailed data when necessary. If there is more than one "other" surgical procedure, this field may be duplicated or triplicated, with the latest date given when the particular procedure has been performed. If the information has been documented once and noadditional surgical procedures on the urinary tract have been performed it is not necessary fill in this item again, to avoid redundant data.

Tendon transfer for elbow extension has been performed to restore/augment active elbow extension. The most common procedures to restore elbow extension in SCI are the deltoid-to-triceps transfer and biceps-to-triceps transfer (Kozin 2010; Leclerq 2008; Mulcahey 2003)

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May include nerve transfer or other surgeries meant to restore arm and/or hand function.

Osteotomy has been performed to position the extremity for function. In cases of internal rotation contracture of the shoulder and/or forearm supination contracture, a de-rotational osteotomy is performed to position the arm and forearm for function, respectively (Coulet et al 2010); these are usually done as a precursor to or in combination with tendon transfers. Fusion has been performed to stabilize a joint to improve function. The most common joints that are fused are in the thumb (House, et al 1992;
Waters 1985).

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Tendon transfer for wrist extension has been performed to restore/augment active wrist extension. The primary procedure for restoration of wrist extension in SCI is transfer of the brachioradialis to radial wrist extensors (FridÉn 2005)

Record the date/time according to the ISO 8601, the International Standard for the representation of dates and times (http://www.iso.org/iso/home.html). The date/time should be recorded to the level of granularity known (e.g., year, year and month, complete date plus hours and minutes, etc.).

Choose all that apply. Recommend collection during acute hospital care. Document information on a continuing basis and check/update on discharge/death from review of medical charts. Add date stamp for when assessed. In previous trials and studies, information on surgical procedures has typically been documented in free text format, thus often precluding any meaningful analysis. We therefore propose the use of ICD-9 coding.

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This includes prescriptive bed-rest which usually involves more than 10 days of enforced bed-rest and does not include the normal recumbency which follows injury or surgery as a patient is slowly mobilized. The application of external spinal immobilization devices such as braces, casts, halo thoracic vests, etc. is also a specific spine intervention.

Tendon transfer for pinch and\or grasp has been performed to restore/augment active hand function. The procedures used to restore hand function vary (Keith 2012; FridÉn 2011; Zancolli 2002; House 1985; Waters 1985).

Osteotomy has been performed to position the extremity for function. In cases of internal rotation contracture of the shoulder and/or forearm supination contracture, a de-rotational osteotomy is performed to position the arm and forearm for function, respectively (Coulet et al 2010); these are usually done as a precursor to or in combination with tendon transfers. Fusion has been performed to stabilize a joint to improve function. The most common joints that are fused are in the thumb (House, et al 1992;
Waters 1985).

Record the date/time according to the ISO 8601, the International Standard for the representation of dates and times (http://www.iso.org/iso/home.html). The date/time should be recorded to the level of granularity known (e.g., year, year and month, complete date plus hours and minutes, etc.).

Record the date/time according to the ISO 8601, the International Standard for the representation of dates and times (http://www.iso.org/iso/home.html). The date/time should be recorded to the level of granularity known (e.g., year, year and month, complete date plus hours and minutes, etc.).

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Anterior surgical approaches include all anterior and lateral cervical approaches as well as any thoracic or lumbar approach that visualizes the vertebral body or inter-vertebral disk such as thoracotomy, thoracoscopy, thoracoplasty, thoraco-abdominal, retro-peritoneal, trans-peritoneal, or variations of lateral lumbar approaches. A posterior approach includes midline posterior incisions, paraspinal and Wiltse type incisions that expose the lamina, facet joints, and/or the transverse processes. Also included in posterior approaches are percutaneous or minimally invasive surgical techniques that enable insertion of spinal implants through stab incisions.

Osteotomy has been performed to position the extremity for function. In cases of internal rotation contracture of the shoulder and/or forearm supination contracture, a de-rotational osteotomy is performed to position the arm and forearm for function, respectively (Coulet et al 2010); these are usually done as a precursor to or in combination with tendon transfers. Fusion has been performed to stabilize a joint to improve function. The most common joints that are fused are in the thumb (House, et al 1992;
Waters 1985).

Record the date/time according to the ISO 8601, the International Standard for the representation of dates and times (http://www.iso.org/iso/home.html). The date/time should be recorded to the level of granularity known (e.g., year, year and month, complete date plus hours and minutes, etc.).

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Most commonly, open reduction is performed through a posterior surgical approach, but may, on occasion such as the anterior cervical discectomy which is followed by a reduction of a facet dislocation, be performed through an anterior approach.

Other surgical soft tissue reconstruction to improve arm/hand function such as tenodesis procedures (Treanor 1992; Waters 1985).

This includes removing bone or disk that may be compressing one or more nerve roots. Direct surgical decompression does NOT include the indirect reduction that occurs with an open or closed reduction of neural elements, which may restore the spinal canal dimensions or restore the anatomy of neural foraminae. This may be performed through either an anterior or posterior surgical approach but requires direct visualization of the neural elements (dura). As such, it cannot be performed percutaneously.