Description Neurospinal disorders are discussed in depth with topics that discuss classification and radiographic assessment. Specific conditions
are presented, such as degenerative scoliosis, cervical deformity, pediatric deformity, and adult and adolescent idiopathic deformity.
Surgical management and techniques for specific conditions are presented along with outcomes measurement. This special issue in Neurosurgery
provides additional content online on TheClinics.com Contents: Classification of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis; Classification of
adult scoliosis; Radiographic evaluation of deformity; Correlation of radiographic and clinical findings; Physical exam in the assessment
of spinal deformity; Spondylolisthesis; Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis; Degenerative scoliosis; Adult idiopathic scoliosis; Flatback
deformity; Cervical deformity; Scheuermann's Kyphosis; Other causes of pediatric deformity; Neuromuscular, congenital, syndromic; Indications
for surgery - Adult vs Adolescent; Concepts of surgical correction?segmental, derotation, translation; Surgical strategies; Derotation
of the spinel; Posterior-based osteotomies; Kyphectomy for myelodysplasia; Combined anterior and posterior surgery; Cervicothoracic fixation;
Pelvic fixation; Complications in deformity surgery; Role of osteobiologics; Measuring outcomes in deformity.
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