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Fig. 8

From: Biomechanical evaluation of monosegmental pedicle instrumentation in a calf spine model and the role of fractured vertebrae in screw stability

Fig. 8

The correlation between maximum insertional torque, seating torque, pullout strength and the Load Sharing Classification (LSC) score of the fractured vertebrae. a. The correlation between the maximum insertional torque and the Load Sharing Classification (LSC) score of the fractured vertebrae. b. The correlation between the seating torque and the Load Sharing Classification (LSC) score of the fractured vertebrae. c. The correlation between the pullout strength and the Load Sharing Classification (LSC) score of the fractured vertebrae.The axial pullout strength had a low correlation with LSC of the specimens (r = 0.293, P > 0.05)

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BMC Veterinary Research

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