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8. Pinealectomy and Scoliosis

Author

Bagnall, Keith M., Raso, V. James, Moreau, Marc, Mahood, James, Wang, Xiaoping, and Zhao, Jie

Published
2000

10. A negotiated settlement.

Author

Mahood, James E.

Subjects
Dispute resolution (Law) -- Economic aspects, Compromise and settlement -- Economic aspects, Costs (Law) -- Management, Family law -- Practice
Published
1994

18. Letters

Author

Hurlbert, R. John, primary, Alexander, David, additional, Bailey, Stewart, additional, Mahood, James, additional, Abraham, Ed, additional, McBroom, Robert, additional, Jodoin, Alain, additional, and Fisher, Charles, additional

Published
2014
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32. 13th International Conference on Conservative Management of Spinal Deformities and First Joint Meeting of the International Research Society on Spinal Deformities and the Society on Scoliosis Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Treatment – SOSORT-IRSSD 2016 meeting: Banff, Canada. 25-28 May 2016

Author

Bagheri, Aria, Liu, Xue-Cheng, Tassone, Channing, Thometz, John, Chaloupka, Amie, Tarima, Sergey, Cohen, Larry, Simic, Milena, Dennis, Sarah, Refshauge, Kathryn, Pappas, Evangelos, Parent, Eric C., Pietrosanu, Matthew, Redford, Emily, Schmidt, Sheri, Hill, Douglas, Moreau, Marc, Hedden, Douglas, Adeeb, Samer, Lou, Edmond, Brink, Rob C., Schlösser, Tom P. C., Colo, Dino, Vincken, Koen L., van Stralen, Marijn, Hui, Steve C. N., Chu, Winnie C. W., Cheng, Jack C. Y., Castelein, René M., Kechagias, Vasileios, Grivas, Theodoros B., Vlasis, Konstantinos, Michas, Konstantinos, Tam, Elisa M. S., Yu, Fiona W. P., Hung, Vivian W. Y., Shi, Lin, Qin, Ling, Ng, Bobby K. W., Griffith, James, Lam, Tsz Ping, Xue, Cindy, Pialasse, Jean-Philippe, Wong, Judy Y. H., Vo, Quang N., Le, Lawrence H., Lou, Edmond H. M., Zheng, Rui, Hill, Douglas L., Moreau, Marc J., Hedden, Douglas M., Mahood, James K., Southon, Sarah, Brignol, Arnaud, Cheriet, Farida, Miron, Marie-Claude, Laporte, Catherine, Qiu, Yong, Liu, Hao, Liu, Zhen, Zhu, Ze-zhang, Qian, Bang-ping, Liu, XueCheng, Rizza, Robert, Rosol, Derek, North, Paula, Zaina, Fabio, Pesenti, Francesca, Negrini, Stefano, Persani, Luca, Capodaglio, Paolo, Polli, Nicoletta, Yip, Benjamin Hon Kei, Yu, Fiona Wai Ping, Hung, Vivian Wing Yin, Ng, Bobby Kin Wah, Cheng, Jack Chun Yiu, Zhang, Jiajun, Lee, Wayne Yuk Wai, Chen, Huanxiong, Tam, Elisa Man Shan, Man, Gene Chiwai, Zhu, Zezhang, Qian, Bang Ping, Harasymczuk, P., Andrusiewicz, M., Janusz, P., Biecek, P., Kotwicki, T., Kotwicka, M., Lee, Jung Sub, Shin, Jong Ki, Goh, Tae Sik, Son, Seung Min, Man, Gene Chi Wai, Schwartz, Mark, Gilday, Sarah, Bylski-Austrow, Donita I., Glos, David L., Schultz, Lindsay, O’Hara, Sara, Jain, Viral V., Sturm, Peter F., Wang, Xiaoyu, Crandall, Dennis G., Parent, Stefan, Larson, Noelle, Labelle, Hubert, Aubin, Carl-Eric, Fard, Negar Behzadi, Duke, Kajsa, Lukenchuk, Leeann, Kerslake, Matthew, Huynh, Geraldine, Chorney, Jill, Tsui, Ban, Tobert, Daniel, Bakarania, Prachi, Berdishevsky, Hagit, Grimes, Kelly, Matsumoto, Hiroko, Hyman, Joshua, Roye, Benjamin, Roye, David, Vitale, Michael, Black, Jason, Bradley, Michael, Drake, Shawn, Glynn, David, Maude, Erika, Lindgren, Amelia, Feinberg, Nicholas, Bloom, Zachary, Dupuis, Sarah, Fortin, Carole, Caouette, Christiane, Aubin, Carl-Éric, Gur, Gozde, Yakut, Yavuz, Jevtić, Nikola, Schreiber, Sanja, Hennes, Axel, Pantović, Milan, de Mauroy, Jean-Claude, Barral, Frédéric, Pourret, Sophie, Aulisa, Angelo Gabriele, Guzzanti, Vincenzo, Galli, Marco, Falciglia, Francesco, Aulisa, Lorenzo, Bernard, Jean-Claude, Deceuninck, Julie, Berthonnaud, Eric, Rougelot, Adrien, Pickering, Marie-Eva, Chaleat-Valayer, Emmanuelle, Webb, Richard, Bettany-Saltikov, Josette, Neil, Barbara, Poggio, Martina, Donzelli, Sabrina, Lusini, Monia, Minnella, Salvatore, Hoang, Alith, Mao, Saihu, Shi, Benlong, Qian, Bangping, Sun, Xu, Cobetto, Nikita, Barch, Soraya, Turgeon, Isabelle, Raihan, Hasan Md Arif, Kumar, Datta Tarit, Khasnabis, Chapal, Equbal, Ameed, Chakraborty, Ashis Kumar, Biswas, Abhishek, Dilek, Burcu, Ayhan, Cigdem, Simsek, Engin, Aras, Ozgen, Aksoy, Songul, Hill, Doug, Donauer, Andreas, Tilburn, Melissa, Raso, Jim, Morau, Marc, Chen, He, Man-Sang, Wong, Kobayashi, Sarah, Aslanzadeh, Fatemeh, MacIntosh, Brian, Maragkoudakis, Emmanouil G., Gelalis, Ioannis D., Mazioti, Christina, Tsilimidos, Gerasimos, Burwell, R. Geoffrey, Zheng, Yu, Wu, Xiao-Jun, Dang, Yi-Ni, Sun, Ning, Yang, Yan, Wang, Tao, He, Cheng-Qi, Wong, Man-Sang, Martinez, Gregorio, Negrini, Alberto, Shirley, Matthew, Swindell, Hasani, Roye, David P., Akbarnia, Behrooz A., Garg, Sumeet, Sanders, James O., Skaggs, David L., Smith, John T., Vitale, Michael G., Healy, Aoife, Farmer, Sybil, Chockalingam, Nachiappan, Pizzetti, Paolo, Maruyama, Toru, Kobayashi, Yosuke, Nakao, Yusuke, Mao, Sai-hu, Wang, Bin, Yu, Yang, Lindgren, Amelia M., Makhni, Melvin C., Shillingford, Jamal, Turland, Abbie, Caronni, Antonio, Sciumè, Luciana, Moez, Elham Khodayari, Watkins, Elise M., Southon, Sarah C., Sloan, Preston, Hedden, Douglass, Watkins, Elise, Ghaneei, Maliheh, Karavidas, Nikos, Dritsa, Despoina, Hanchard, Nigel, Kim, Donghyun, Kim, Junlae, Sbihli, Amy, Parent, Eric, Levey, Lauren, Holowka, Mark, Davis, Leigh, Dolan, Lori A, Weinstein, Stuart L., Larson, Jill E., Meyer, Maximilian A., Boody, Barrett, Sarwark, John F., Gundlach, Benjamin, Grant, Alison, Kalyan, Raman, Hekal, Waleed, Honeyman, Cheryl, Cook, Tim, Murray, Scott, Pitruzzella, Morena, Hope, Jennifer, Yoshimachi, Julie, Touchette, Julie, St-Jean, Anissa, Brousseau, Danica, Marcotte, Louise, Théroux, Jean, Doucet, Chantal, Lin, Yangmin, Wong, Man Sang, MacMahon, John, MacMahon, Edward, Boyette, Jeremy, Stikeleather, Luke, Lebel, Andrea, Lebel, Victoria Ashley, Pancholi-Parekh, Chintan A., Stolze, Lise, Selthafner, Marissa, Hong, Kaitlin, Morrison, Pamela R., Hanke, Timothy A., Knott, Patrick, Krumdick, Nathaniel D., Shannon, Thomas, Davenhill, Ryan, Needham, Robert, Jasani, Vinay, Ahmed, El-Nasri, Gordano, Marco, Mastantuoni, Giuseppe, Chandrinos, Michail, Głowka, Paweł, Gaweł, Dominik, Kasprzak, Bartosz, Nowak, Michał, Morzyński, Marek, Kotwicki, Tomasz, Lecante, Cyril, Aubin-Fournier, Jean-François, Feldman, Debbie Ehrmann, Zhang, Wen, Hu, Zongshan, Zhu, Weiguo, Jin, Mengran, Han, Xiao, Guo, Jing, Wu, Tao, Zhu, Feng, Jiang, Jian, Yan, Huang, Di Felice, Francesca, Needham, Robert A, Chatzistergos, Panagiotis, Reynolds, Joseph E., Wall, Eric J., Igoumenou, Vasilios G., Megaloikonomos, Panayiotis D., Tsiavos, Konstantinos, Panagopoulos, Georgios N., Mavrogenis, Andreas F., Soultanis, Konstantinos, Papagelopoulos, Panayiotis J., Chan, Andrew, Kobayashi, Sho, Togawa, Daisuke, Hasegawa, Tomohiko, Yamato, Yu, Oe, Shin, Banno, Tomohiro, Mihara, Yuuki, and Matsuyama, Yukihiro

Published
2017
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40. Melatonin Levels in Idiopathic Scoliosis

Author

Bagnall, Keith M., primary, Raso, V. James, additional, Hill, Douglas L., additional, Moreau, Marc, additional, Mahood, James K., additional, Jiang, Hongxing, additional, Russell, Gordon, additional, Bering, Michael, additional, and Buzzell, Gerald R., additional

Published
1996
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43. Smart Brace versus Standard Rigid Brace for the Treatment of Scoliosis: A Pilot Study.

Author

Kotwicki, Tomasz, Grivas, Theodoros B., Lou, Edmond, Hill, Douglas, Raso, Jim, Donauer, Andreas, Moreau, Marc, Mahood, James, and Hedden, Douglas

Abstract

The outcomes of brace treatment for scoliosis depend on how the brace is used. Simply prescribing a brace does not mean it will be worn properly. A smart brace has been developed to control the brace wear tightness with the expectation that appropriately worn braces will improve outcomes. Twelve brace candidates (10F; 2M) agreed to participate into this study and were randomly divided into 2 groups. The smart brace group used the smart brace for the first year, and then wore the standard brace for the following year. The standard rigid brace group wore their TLSO for 2 years. Both groups were followed for 3 years after they finished the brace treatment. The smart brace group showed better quality of brace wear, wearing their brace at the prescribed tightness level a higher proportion of time than the standard brace group. All subjects in the smart brace group had successful outcomes, Cobb angle changed less than 5°, whereas 2/6 subjects in the standard brace group had unsuccessful bracing. One had 7° increment and 1 underwent surgery. The smart brace group also reported that the smart brace was more comfortable to wear than the standard rigid brace. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012

44. Brace Wear Characteristics during the first 6 months for the Treatment of Scoliosis.

Author

Kotwicki, Tomasz, Grivas, Theodoros B., Lou, Edmond, Hill, Douglas, Raso, Jim, Donauer, Andreas, Moreau, Marc, Mahood, James, and Hedden, Douglas

Abstract

Bracing is the most commonly used non-surgical treatment for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) and requires an extensive commitment on the part of the patient and family. However, demonstrating efficacy of brace treatment for AIS has been hampered by the lack of compressive information about wear characteristics. The first 6 months is considered a critical time to evaluate whether AIS patients will commit to the treatment and may predict the treatment outcome. The characteristics of brace wear can assist clinicians to provide better support and aid long term compliance with treatment. This study describes the first 6 month brace wear characteristics in 15 AIS patients (12F;3M) who were prescribed full-time brace wear. There was a statistically significant increase in wear time (p = 0.02) after brace fitting and the brace wear tightness stabilized after month 4. The force at the major pressure pad area continuously decreased after month 2. A moderate correlation was found between the (quantity * quality) of the brace wear at month 6 and the change of Cobb angle (first out of brace - pre brace) (r2 = 0.47). The more time that the brace was worn and the higher proportion of time worn at the prescribed tightness or above improves the likelihood of a better treatment result. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2012

45. Using Ultrasound to Guide the Insertion of Pedicle Screws during Scoliosis Surgery.

Author

Aubin, Carl-Eric, Stokes, Ian A.F., Labelle, Hubert, Moreau, Alain, Lou, Edmond, Zhang, Chan, Le, Lawrence, Hill, Douglas, Raso, Jim, Moreau, Marc, Mahood, James, and Hedden, Douglas

Abstract

Scoliosis surgery involves the insertion of screws and/or hooks into selected vertebrae to secure a pre-bent rod placed along the concave side of the spine. Usually conventional x-rays will be taken before the surgery to plan the alignment and positioning of the pedicle screws. However, reports state that perforation rate range from 6% to 54%. A misalignment of a pedicle screw can potentially cause permanent neurological spinal cord injury or even a lifethreatening vascular injury. Because of the importance of positioning and aligning of pedicle screws, we are working on an ultrasound method to guide the insertion of pedicle screws in real time. A pulse-echo immersion experiment was set up to study how well the edges of cortical bone could be detected using a bovine spinous process in-vitro. Two ultrasound frequencies (3.5 MHz and 5.0 MHz) were considered in this study. This preliminary study shows that ultrasound is able to penetrate cortical bone and reflect back from the outer boundary. All interfaces are clearly identified for both frequencies. Strong reflection signals are obtained when the beam is normal to the interface. Derived thickness values from the reflections are comparable with those from micro-CT image. The 5.0MHz ultrasound frequency provided better resolution than the 3.0 MHz frequency. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2010

48. In response.

Author

Hurlbert, R. John, Alexander, David, Bailey, Stewart, Mahood, James, Abraham, Ed, McBroom, Robert, Jodoin, Alain, and Fisher, Charles

Published
2014
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49. Using ultrasound to guide the insertion of pedicle screws during scoliosis surgery.

Author

Lou E, Zhang C, Le L, Hill D, Raso J, Moreau M, Mahood J, and Hedden D

Subjects
Animals, Cattle, Spine diagnostic imaging, Spine surgery, Ultrasonography, Arthroscopy methods, Bone Screws, Scoliosis surgery, Spine abnormalities
Abstract

Scoliosis surgery involves the insertion of screws and/or hooks into selected vertebrae to secure a pre-bent rod placed along the concave side of the spine. Usually conventional x-rays will be taken before the surgery to plan the alignment and positioning of the pedicle screws. However, reports state that perforation rate range from 6% to 54%. A misalignment of a pedicle screw can potentially cause permanent neurological spinal cord injury or even a life-threatening vascular injury. Because of the importance of positioning and aligning of pedicle screws, we are working on an ultrasound method to guide the insertion of pedicle screws in real time. A pulse-echo immersion experiment was set up to study how well the edges of cortical bone could be detected using a bovine spinous process in-vitro. Two ultrasound frequencies (3.5 MHz and 5.0 MHz) were considered in this study. This preliminary study shows that ultrasound is able to penetrate cortical bone and reflect back from the outer boundary. All interfaces are clearly identified for both frequencies. Strong reflection signals are obtained when the beam is normal to the interface. Derived thickness values from the reflections are comparable with those from micro-CT image. The 5.0 MHz ultrasound frequency provided better resolution than the 3.0 MHz frequency.

Published
2010

50. Flexion-distraction injuries of the cervical spine.

Author

Riaz S, Kortbeek FB, and Mahood JK

Subjects
Adult, Cervical Vertebrae diagnostic imaging, Humans, Magnetic Resonance Imaging, Male, Radiography, Spinal Injuries diagnostic imaging, Cervical Vertebrae injuries
Published
2007

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