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After a complete history and physical, you order PA thoracolumbar radiograph, which is seen in figure A.

L7 – years in practice. How important is this topic for clinical practice? HPI – This 28 year-old gentleman with neglected scoliosis came to our outpatient clinic for the first time. Retrospective clinical and radiographic review with functional outcome assessment. She is two years post-menarcheal.

[Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis].

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Whether esclliosis challenging deformities are best treated with selective thoracic fusion or fusion of both curves remains unclear. Previous reports on the results of selective thoracic scoliosis fusion have not specifically focused on deformities with widely deviated lumbar curves. Clinical practice guidelines for the management of non-specific low back pain in primary care: We have no prior radiographs on record.

Radiographs were analyzed before surgery, at 1 week, 2 years, and latest follow-up years; mean 5. To evaluate outcome of selective thoracic fusion for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis in the presence of widely deviated compensatory lumbar curves.

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Please vote below and help us build the most advanced adaptive learning platform in medicine The complexity of this topic is appropriate for? Correction of the lumbar curve results principally from a decrease in the tilt of infajtil upper vertebrae, but not necessarily improved apical translation.

The cobb angle is 38 degrees. Physical exam shows absent abdominal reflexes in the upper and lower quadrants on the left side, but present on the right.

She states that she has had idiopathic scoliosis since age 12, with no management bracing or surgery up to this point. Neurologic injury paraplegia is 1: How important is this topic for board examinations? Please login to add comment.

Coordinadores del Portal y Responsables de Contenidos: Cobb angle 67 degrees. Part 1 of 3This video explains posterior corrective surgery for adolescent idiop Clinical course and prognostic models for the conservative management of cervical radiculopathy: On Adams forward bending, she measures 6 degrees. What is the next step in management? Postoperative bracing was not utilized, and there were no reoperations. He denies any pain, subjective weakness, or bowell and bladder symptoms.

Part escloiosis of 3This video explains posterior corrective surgery for adolescent idiop She denies back pain infanttil states she began her menses 3 months ago. Satisfactory results are achieved with selective thoracic fusion of properly selected C modifier lumbar curves. When discussing the natural history of the disease, you tell the family they should expect: She has no back pain and no neurologic symptoms.

She has 5 of 5 motor strength in all muscles groups in her lower extremities and symmetric patellar and Achilles reflexes. A PA standing radiograph is shown in Figure A. PSF for idiopathic scoliosis.

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Patients with coronal imbalance cm at latest follow-up had slightly inferior SRS results. Mild coronal imbalance was well tolerated and has not necessitated distal extension of the fusion.

Please vote below and help us build the most advanced adaptive learning platform in medicine. The patient represented by which Figure would be expected to have the highest risk of progression of an indantil scoliotic curve?

Forty-four consecutive patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis with main thoracic, compensatory minor lumbar C modifier curves underwent selective thoracic fusion at a single institution