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Impact of Surgical Intervention on Sagittal Balance in Adolescents with Severe Scoliosis

  • By

  • Nurbek Nadirov

  • Sergey Vissarionov

  • Dmitriy Kokushin

  • Arman Batpen

  • Marat Asadulaev

  • Murat Baidarbekov

  • Dina Saginova

  • Magauiya Nurislam

  • July 8, 2026

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    The study analyzed the impact of surgical correction on sagittal balance in adolescents with severe idiopathic thoracic scoliosis.

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    A total of 38 patients aged 12-17 years with Lenke types 1-3 scoliosis underwent a specific surgical intervention.

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    Surgical techniques included discapophysectomy, intraoperative halo traction, and posterior multi-support metal fusion.

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    Results indicated a positive correlation between thoracic kyphosis and sagittal vertical axis, and a negative correlation with sacral slope.

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    The surgical approach effectively normalized global and regional sagittal balance parameters in the studied adolescent population.

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The outcome of surgical correction of severe scoliotic spinal deformities on sagittal balance in adolescents

  • by Nurbek Nadirov, Sergey Vissarionov, Dmitriy Kokushin, Arman Batpen, Marat Asadulaev, Murat Baidarbekov, Dina Saginova, Magauiya Nurislam

  • July 8, 2026

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