Studies have shown that posterior laminectomy and fusions confer the greatest risk of C5 palsy.
Most surgeons have thought that posterior decompression is necessary to treat isthmic spondylolisthesis with leg pain.
In this sense, we may say that posterior probability equals expected truth value.
Our primary hypothesis was that posterior augmented glenoid designs require less bone removal than a standard glenoid design.
Studies indicate that posterior cruciate ligament deficiency results in posterior tibial translation with combined injuries displaying greater laxity.
It has been suggested that posterior discrepancies may be related to crowding relapse and third molar impaction [5 10].
We believe that posterior reduction in an anteriorly dislocated SI joint in the pediatric population is a viable option.
Table 2 shows that posterior estimates of δ are very similar for different priors; there is no appreciable sensitivity.
Some Bayesian logicists (e.g., Carnap) have maintained that posterior probabilities of hypotheses should be determined by logical form alone.
Studies show that posterior juxtascleral depot administration of anecortave acetate is an effective, minimally invasive method of delivering this drug to the choroid and retina.
