This issue features an article on percutaneous acetabuloplasty. 1 The authors of this
manuscript are an experienced group of neurointerventionalists who have done extensive …

The AJNR published a game changing manuscript in 1997. A group composed mostly of
neurointerventionalists described the use of polymethylmethacrylate in painful osteoporotic …

No aspect of neurointerventional practice has been associated with as longstanding
contention and debate as to its effectiveness as has vertebroplasty (VP). Four blinded …

Screw assisted internal fixation (SAIF) represents a definite advancement in the treatment of
vertebral compression fractures (VCFs), especially in fractures with a greater degree of …

This volume of JNIS features Manfre et al 1 describing a single center series looking at the
use of percutaneous interspinous devices (PID) over a 9-year period. In addition to the …

Percutaneous vertebral augmentation with polymethyl methacrylate (PMMA) in combination
with, or without percutaneous implants are typically indicated in fractures involving the …

We read with interest the JNIS article,'The need for thoracic MRI before vertebral
augmentation surgery in patients with lumbar vertebral fractures' by Zhang et al. 1 The …

There are many excellent manuscripts on which to base a literature evaluation and a few
meta-analyses that capture the essence of the information on vertebral augmentation, but …

Vertebral augmentation (VA) is a minimally invasive, imaging-guided procedure with deep
roots in the NeuroInterventional community. In the USA, this procedure has been performed …

I read the results of the Cost Effectiveness and Efficacy of Kyphoplasty and Vertebroplasty
Trial (CEEP) by Evans et al published in JNIS as well as Dr Beall's response with interest …