This study was designed to systematically review and meta-analyze the functional and
radiological outcomes between lateral and posterior approaches in adult degenerative scoliosis (…

Background: Posterolateral decompression and debridement in patients with TB spine led to
defect in the anterior column which makes the spinal column unstable, thus making anterior …

Over the years, a number of authors have used different working definitions of instability in
tuberculosis of the spine (TB spine). However, no clear consensus exists to define instability …

Background: Identifying the risk factors for the neurological deficit in spine tuberculosis
would help surgeons in deciding on early surgery, thus reducing the morbidity related to …

Study Design Systematic review and meta-analysis. Objectives The need for definitive
fusion for growing rod graduates is a controversial topic in the management of Early-onset …

Background: Long-segment posterior fixation has been used as a mainstay treatment of
spine fracture-dislocations. Studies using short-segment posterior fixation in cases of …

Interbody fusions have become increasingly popular to achieve good fusion rates. Also,
unilateral instrumentation is favored to minimize soft tissue injury with limited hardware. Limited …

Study Design. An expert-panel consensus-based content validation and case-based clinical
validation study. Objective. To develop a novel scoring system for diagnosing instability in …

Study design Systematic Review and Meta-analysis. Purpose Three-column injuries making
the spine unstable require adequate fixation which can be achieved by anterior alone, …

Purpose To compare the clinical and radiological outcomes in patients with congenital scoliosis
(CS) and tethered cord syndrome (TCS) undergoing deformity correction with (NI group) …