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Spine Deformity|April 5, 2025
Patient education strategies in pediatric orthopaedics: using ChatGPT to answer frequently asked questions on scoliosisBrigitte Lieu, Ethan Crawford, Logan Laubach, et al.
Spine Deformity|April 2, 2025
Left-sided thoracic curves in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis: are the outcomes different?Bryan O Ren, Anne Marie Dumaine, Jerry Y Du, et al.
Spine Deformity|April 9, 2025
Predictive factors for osteoporosis in adult spinal deformity patientsHiroki Konuma, Junya Katayanagi, Takahiro Iida, et al.
Spine Deformity|April 5, 2025
Breast asymmetry in idiopathic scoliosis (IS) patients with structural thoracic curve: a computed tomography (CT) morphometric analysis and assessment of patients' perceptions using the Breast-Q™ questionnaireChris Yin Wei Chan, Siti Mariam Mohamad, Heng Keat Tan, et al.
Spine Deformity|May 5, 2025
A retrospective analysis of patients deemed ineligible for surgery in a multidisciplinary complex spine conferencePatricia Lipson, Rafael Garcia de Oliveira, Takeshi Fujii, et al.
Spine Deformity|March 28, 2025
Outcomes in patients with tether rupture after anterior vertebral tethering for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis: the good, the bad, and the uglyJohn T Braun, Sofia C Federico, David M Lawlor, et al.
Spine Deformity|June 14, 2025
Examining the impact of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis on psychosocial well-being and physical function: revealing insights from patient-reported outcomesDonna J Oeffinger, Henry Iwinski, Vishwas Talwalkar, et al.
Spine Deformity|May 29, 2025
Concurrent validity of PROMIS metrics with the EOSQ-24 in early onset scoliosisKarina A Zapata, James J McGinley, Chan-Hee Jo, et al.
Spine Deformity|June 2, 2025
The classics in quality and safety: a review of the top cited pediatric spine quality articles in the last 20 yearsDominick A Tuason, Sahir S Jabbouri, Daniel J Bouton, et al.
Spine Deformity|May 28, 2025
Management of early-onset scoliosis: modern Luque trolley technique led to fewer reoperations within 3 years than other growth-friendly techniques, a prospective cohort study with matched historical controlsRomain Dayer, Michael Grevitt, Lee Breakwell, et al.
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