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One case showed a 15 degrees kyphotic angle in the proximal adjacent segment.
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The kyphotic angles were measured using the Cobb technique.
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However, kyphotic women had no greater back pain, disability caused by back problems, or poorer health.
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Conclusion: We describe a rare adjacent segment kyphotic condition in a young man with SMA Type II.
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The kyphotic angulation was restored from 10.14 degrees to 2.32 degrees.
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Among the prevalent forms of adult spinal deformity are residual adolescent idiopathic and degenerative scoliosis, kyphotic deformity, and spondylolisthesis.
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This article focuses on clinical and radiographic evaluation of spinal deformity in the adult population, particularly scoliosis and kyphotic deformities.
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None of the patients had recurrence of the disease or developed anterior element involvement or kyphotic deformity during the follow-up period.
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Before and at least 2 years after surgery, the kyphotic angle between the vertebrae above and below the fracture was measured.
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Summary of background data: Decompression of burst fractures and reduction of kyphotic deformity are facilitated by the anterior approach to the spine.
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Method: Forty consecutive patients with spine fractures underwent surgery for anterior decompression, reduction of kyphotic deformity, and stabilization by grafting and instrumentation.
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A segmental kyphotic alignment was observed in five patients at the C6-C7 level and in one patient at the C4-C5 level.
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One case showed a 15 degrees kyphotic angle in the proximal adjacent segment.
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The kyphotic angles were measured using the Cobb technique.
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However, kyphotic women had no greater back pain, disability caused by back problems, or poorer health.
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Conclusion: We describe a rare adjacent segment kyphotic condition in a young man with SMA Type II.