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case_images: Sequential x-ray images of the anterior blade pushing technique.
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case_images: We partially pushed the broken blade piece through the anterior annulus using the nerve hook already in the disc space, guided by serial X-ray imaging (Figure 2).
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case_images: Computed tomography angiography image following three-dimensional reconstruction, demonstrating the (A) tip of the pedicle screw, (B) broken scalpel blade piece in the disc space, (C) common iliac artery, (D) internal iliac artery, and (E) external iliac artery. The green triangle indicates the proposed safe triangular corridor.
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case_images: Furthermore, CT angiography was conducted before the patient was referred to a vascular surgeon (Figure 3), and laparoscopic revision was performed a week later.
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