Scoliosis surgery is a procedure used to correct severe spinal curvatures caused by scoliosis. The surgeon makes incisions in the back and fuses the vertebrae with rods, screws, and hooks. This stabilizes the spine and prevents further curvature. Recovery can take several months.
Scoliosis surgery is a procedure used to correct severe spinal curvatures caused by scoliosis. The surgeon makes incisions in the back and fuses the vertebrae with rods, screws, and hooks. This stabilizes the spine and prevents further curvature. Recovery can take several months.
Scoliosis surgery in the US involves correcting severe spinal curvatures using rods and screws. It's typically performed on adolescents whose curves continue to progress.
Advanced techniques like minimally invasive procedures are available. Post-surgery rehabilitation is crucial. US healthcare costs are high.