In particular, rates of reoperation, implant failure, and neurological deficit were higher with marginal significance in patients with 10°–30° mild scoliosis than with > 30° scoliosis, indicating technically demanding surgery for 10°–30° mild scoliosis but with a short-segment, sharp coronal curve.
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Impacts of Adult Spinal Deformity Surgery on Coronal Malalignment: Commentary on "Outcomes of Surgical Treatment for Patients With Mild Scoliosis and Age-Appropriate Sagittal Alignment With Minimum 2-Year Follow-up".
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