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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1977
Congenital kyphosis is an uncommon, but potentially devastating anomaly of the spine. Without treatment, the tendency is for severe, and sometimes catastrophic deformity. It is the most common etiology for spinal cord compression due to spine deformity, excluding tuberculosis. Few patients have nonprogressive benign lesions. Late treatment is difficult
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Congenital kyphosis is an uncommon, but potentially devastating anomaly of the spine. Without treatment, the tendency is for severe, and sometimes catastrophic deformity. It is the most common etiology for spinal cord compression due to spine deformity, excluding tuberculosis. Few patients have nonprogressive benign lesions. Late treatment is difficult
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Spine, 2018
Study Design. Retrospective analysis. Objective. To define thoracic compensation and investigate its association with postoperative reciprocal thoracic kyphosis and proximal junctional kyphosis (PJK) Summary of Background Data.
T. Protopsaltis +17 more
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Study Design. Retrospective analysis. Objective. To define thoracic compensation and investigate its association with postoperative reciprocal thoracic kyphosis and proximal junctional kyphosis (PJK) Summary of Background Data.
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The Journal of Bone and Joint Surgery. British volume, 1953
1. Three cases of congenital kyphosis at or near the thoraco-lumbar junction are reported. 2. The features of the deformity are discussed.
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1. Three cases of congenital kyphosis at or near the thoraco-lumbar junction are reported. 2. The features of the deformity are discussed.
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1977
Scheuermann's disease is a common cause of kyphosis developing in the juvenile period. Untreated, the deformity may progress, producing significant pain and, rarely, neurologic signs and symptoms. Successful treatment is possible with the Milwaukee brace, provided that the child has not reached skeletal maturity.
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Scheuermann's disease is a common cause of kyphosis developing in the juvenile period. Untreated, the deformity may progress, producing significant pain and, rarely, neurologic signs and symptoms. Successful treatment is possible with the Milwaukee brace, provided that the child has not reached skeletal maturity.
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research, 1977
Post-laminectomy spinal deformity occurs in 50% of children undergoing laminectomies for cord tumors. Kyphosis is the most frequent deformity found. The integrity of the facet joints appears to be one of the most important factors in the development of this kyphosis. More children are surviving after treatment of these tumors and a pessimistic attitude
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Post-laminectomy spinal deformity occurs in 50% of children undergoing laminectomies for cord tumors. Kyphosis is the most frequent deformity found. The integrity of the facet joints appears to be one of the most important factors in the development of this kyphosis. More children are surviving after treatment of these tumors and a pessimistic attitude
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What are the Indications for Spinal Fusion Surgery in Scheuermann Kyphosis?
Journal of pediatric orthopedics, 2017BACKGROUND Surgical indications for Scheuermann kyphosis are variable. We sought to evaluate the characteristics of patients undergoing operative versus nonoperative treatment of Scheuermann kyphosis to better understand current practices and the factors
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2013
Kyphosis is a difficult topic of spinal surgery, and its management contains many controversies. Surgical management needs consideration of different aspects of the kyphotic deformity such as neurological status, the presence of spinal cord compression, angle of the kyphosis, the quality of bone, and accompanying diseases.
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Kyphosis is a difficult topic of spinal surgery, and its management contains many controversies. Surgical management needs consideration of different aspects of the kyphotic deformity such as neurological status, the presence of spinal cord compression, angle of the kyphosis, the quality of bone, and accompanying diseases.
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KYPHOSIS COMPLICATING PREGNANCY
BJOG: An International Journal of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, 1970SummaryA study was made of 27 Chinese patients with kyphosis complicating 38 pregnancies encountered at Tsan Yuk Maternity Hospital, Hong Kong, over a 25‐year period. There was no cardio‐respiratory embarrassment in any of the cases. Obstetric hazards such as abortion, pelvic abnormality, marked pendulous abdomen, malpresentation and necessity for ...
W, Chau, K H, Lee
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Hyperrotatory Paradoxic Kyphosis
Spine, 2002A retrospective radiographic evaluation of 32 patients with hyperrotatory scoliosis accompanied by paradoxic hyperkyphosis, who were treated with posterior multilevel hook instrumentation.To give a three-dimensional analysis of this particular deformity and to evaluate the coronal, sagittal, and horizontal plane corrections in these specific curves ...
de Jonge, Tamás +2 more
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2011
♦ Kyphosis may be a focal deformity limited to a few spinal segments or a more global problem involving the thoraco-lumbar spine♦ The causes are myriad and reflect all the disease processes that affect bone♦ As well as producing pain from disturbed sagittal balance, neurological complications can occur infrequently♦ Conservative treatment in ...
Michael Grevitt, John K. Webb
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♦ Kyphosis may be a focal deformity limited to a few spinal segments or a more global problem involving the thoraco-lumbar spine♦ The causes are myriad and reflect all the disease processes that affect bone♦ As well as producing pain from disturbed sagittal balance, neurological complications can occur infrequently♦ Conservative treatment in ...
Michael Grevitt, John K. Webb
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