I read with great interest the recent article by Mirzashahi et al1 describing the outcome of a
posterior-only approach with multilevel asymmetric Ponte's osteotomies in the treatment of …

The below is our response to the letter: On behalf of the authors, I am happy that readers are
interested in our work. We hope that our work will be helpful for the spine surgeons in …

We would like to congratulate Zhou et al.[1] for the publication of their article in this reputed
journal. The article is a retrospective study presenting the excellent results obtained with …

We read with great interest the article by Berjano et al. published in the European Spine
Journal entitled ''Far lateral approaches (XLIF) in adult scoliosis'', with special attention to the …

Study Design. Retrospective comparative study. Objective. To compare the efficacy and
safety of one-stage posterior multiple-level asymmetrical Ponte osteotomies (MAPOs) and …

Background: The management of severe scoliosis may lead to significant complications, and
adequate mobilization is a key step to achieve maximal correction, usually requiring …

Study Design. Retrospective analysis. Objective. To evaluate whether radiologic parameters
affect spine surgeon's osteotomy choice in patients with severe and stiff thoracic …

To The Editor, Global Spine Journal We have read with great interest the recent article
published by Tang ZL et al in this journal regarding the effect of pedicle subtraction …

We agree with Dr. Mattei in considering that the proposed classification [1] addresses well
the cases with severe sagittal imbalance without coronal imbalance (Type IV) and those with …

TO THE EDITOR: We have read with great interest the article about simultaneous translation
on two rods (ST2R) by Sakai et al. 1 (Sakai D, Schol J, Hiyama A, et al. Simultaneous …