ИДИОПАТИЧЕСКИЙ СКОЛИОЗ: КТО ВИНОВАТ И ЧТО ДЕЛАТЬ?
Идиопатический сколиоз: кто виноват и что делать?
2014-06-16
SCID: 54.1/gunj9mra
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adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS)clinical symptom progressionpolyetiologic pathogenesisprevention and conservative/surgical treatmentthree-axial deformity
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The paper is a review of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) research carried out by a team of orthopedic spine specialists in the last 40 years. Based on the world literature data on this spinal disorder, as well as on own new findings, the authors validate the theoretical model of the AIS pathogenesis explaining its primary phenomenon - monoformity of three-axial deformity along with its polyetiologic nature. The first practical result of this model became the sequence of clinical symptom progression reflecting a transition of healthy spinal column into scoliotic one, which, in turn, defined criteria of risk for AIS development. Authors’ conclusions about the natural laws of the whole period of AIS development suggested reasons for some phenomena observed after its surgical correction. Based on these conclusions, authors discuss conceptual directions in prevention, conservative and surgical treatment of the most common spinal disorder.
Key Findings
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Conclusions about natural laws of AIS development explain certain postoperative phenomena observed after surgical correction.
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Defined criteria of risk for AIS development based on the identified sequence of symptom progression.
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Derived a sequence of clinical symptom progression describing transition from a healthy spine to a scoliotic spine as a practical result of the model.
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Used these pathogenesis-based conclusions to propose conceptual directions for prevention, conservative, and surgical treatment of AIS.
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Validated a theoretical model of AIS pathogenesis that explains the primary phenomenon of monoform three-axial deformity together with AIS's polyetiologic nature.
Research Object
Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS)
Research Subject
Pathogenesis, progression (sequence of clinical symptom progression and risk criteria), and implications for prevention, conservative and surgical treatment of the three‑axial deformity in AIS
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