Results of posterior only approach for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis

Introduction: Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) is most common type of scolisis which affecting girls more than boys. Affecting children between age 10 to18. AIS curves progress during radip growth period child. Locate usually at thoracic level and involves right convex curve. Due to cosmetic reasons, pain in some cases due neurological involvement such needs operative involvement. In this study 20 patients operated with posterior spinal approach fixation for the same followed up one months radiographic clinical outcomes.Materials Methods: out 5 male 15 female were managed pedicle screws instrumentations follow-up various criteria regarding its outcomes as postoperative relief, cobb’s angle, average insertion, fixation, mean duration surgery, blood loss, post complications deficit, infection or implant failure.Results: was done on patient. Most lenke’s curve Type-1. Average Pre VAS score 8.5 that Reduced 1.9 Post operative. angle all 57.15 11.65 operative, after 1 year 17.2 degrees. So loss correction 5.55. screw needed 15.6. Range minimum 12 maximum 19 required fixation. 1.35 fixed per vertebrae. basically, it low density surgery time 6 hours 25 minutes. from max 9 hours. Mean 16.1. 773.5 mL. patient developed deficit progressively recovered within six months, no other significant complication any observed.Conclusion: Based upon results obtained review we suggest all-screw method efficient safe.The three-dimensional are satisfactory comparable.The maintenance good minimal correction. Compared age-matched healthy populations, these did present limitations their physical health, assessed by SRS-30 questionnaire.