Incidence of complications in the management of non-ambulatory neuromuscular early-onset scoliosis with a rib-based growing system: high- versus low-tone patients.

摘要: PURPOSE The purpose of this study is to evaluate whether patients with high-tone neuromuscular early-onset scoliosis have different surgical outcome and complication rate, when compared low-tone treated a rib-to-pelvis rib-based dual growing system. METHODS This retrospective cohort 67 patients, collected from multicenter database, All were divided into two groups: high tone low tone. Pre-, intra- postoperative data between both groups. Complications reported by standardized RESULTS Twenty-six 41 found homogeneous regarding gender, age at surgery, weight, height, estimated blood loss surgery time. High-tone group (19/26 = 73.1%) experiences more complications than (22/41 = 53.7%). Most common infection, device migration, death hardware failure. Permanent abandonment technique removal was required in 21% (P < 0.001). None the abandonment. CONCLUSION had those management A approach may be treat scoliosis.