Subgroup analysis showed a trend towards better results in Oswestry in group II-patients concerning pain intensity (28% ± 32 vs. 32% ± 32), everyday-life activities (18% ± 16 vs. 30% ± 20) and social activities (20% ± 20 vs. 28% ± 26). 4.4.
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Impact of implant removal on quality of life and loss of correction in the treatment of traumatic fractures of the thoracolumbar spine.
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There was a positive trend in all other tests; only members of group II.2 did report increasing symptoms after implant removal.