Segmental spinal dysgenesis

Abstract

Segmental spine dysgeusia is a rare variant of vertebral abnormality that is characterized by severe stenosis of spinal canal, severe spine deformity, spine instability accompanied by congenital isolated spine malformation. Optimum method for the treatment is an early operation directed to simultaneous elimination of spine cord stenosis, deformity correction and restoration of spine stability. The results of examination, technique and surgical outcome are presented for a 2 years and 7 months child with segmental spine dysgeusia.

Keywords

spinal dysgenesis / spine

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