Titlebook: Early Onset Scoliosis; A Clinical Casebook Ron El-Hawary,Craig P. Eberson Book 2018 Springer International Publishing AG 2018 Anterior fusi

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Congenital Resection for Early-Onset Scoliosis, curves and was doing well. A posterior-only hemivertebra excision using a three-rod technique allows for excellent deformity correction with acceptable complication rates in young children requiring surgery for progressive curves with significant truncal imbalance.

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The Vertical Expandable Prosthetic Titanium Rib (VEPTR) for Congenital Scoliosis,-to-rib vertical expandable prosthetic titanium rib (VEPTR) construct and a rib-to-spine VEPTR construct. This construct was distracted over a 5-year interval. At most recent follow-up, the VEPTR construct has allowed for sustained thoracic growth and stabilization of spinal deformity, without the need for spine fusion.

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Classification of Early-Onset Scoliosis,ehensive classification system that can help physicians with difficult treatment decisions in this very heterogeneous group of patients. To this end, the C-EOS (classification of early-onset scoliosis) has been developed and later validated to enhance communication between clinicians and ultimately lead to better patient outcomes.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03325-3ing rib deformity. At age 5, the patient underwent placement of a hybrid rib/spine magnetic-controlled growing rod construct, which has been lengthened three times to date. After the third lengthening, scoliosis measured 55°, and kyphosis measured 54°.

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Der grosse P?bel- und Sklavenaufstandal spine-based growing rods (TGR) and underwent conversion to MCGR when it became available in the United States. He has continued to be managed by magnetic lengthening and has not yet undergone final fusion. His curve has been maintained between 30 and 40. with the use of MCGR. He has had no complications to date.

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"Die Wirklichkeit erfinden ist besser" curves and was doing well. A posterior-only hemivertebra excision using a three-rod technique allows for excellent deformity correction with acceptable complication rates in young children requiring surgery for progressive curves with significant truncal imbalance.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-03446-5risk for the development of kyphoscoliosis. Progressive kyphoscoliosis in a young child can be managed initially with bracing or casting. When these strategies lose efficacy, spine surgery for the implantation of growth-friendly instrumentation can allow for continued spine growth and control of spinal deformity.