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The use of posterior osteosynthesis in traumatic pathology of the dorso-lumbar spine, entails some throught about the time maintenance of the quality of the reduction and the solidity of equipment. The observation of the advantages and inconveniences of different methods has led us to the double shroud technique. The simultaneous use of Harrington's and Roy Camille's materials gives an excellent reduction from all points of view. Moreover the double shroud technique improves the stability of posterior osteosynthesis.
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