Surgical treatment of atlantoaxial dysplasia and scoliosis in spondyloepiphyseal dysplasia congenita: A case report

Figure 6 Images and appearance at one week and two years after the operation. A: Spinal X-ray one week after operation showed that the Cobb angles of the proximal thoracic curve and main thoracic curve were 8° and 10°, respectively; B: The thoracic kyphosis was 26°, and the sagittal vertical axis (SVA) was 3.2 cm; C: Postoperative appearance from the back showed improvements in the unevenness of the back and balance of the trunk; D: Postoperative lateral appearance; E: Spinal X-ray two years after operation showed that the correction of scoliosis remained stable, with the Cobb angles of the proximal and main thoracic curves of 9° and 10°, respectively; F: The sagittal plane remained balanced with a SVA of 3.7 cm, and the thoracic kyphosis was 27°; G and H: The appearance of the back remained good.