Fundamental principle of adult spinal deformity.

IF 1.1 Q4 MEDICINE, RESEARCH & EXPERIMENTAL KEIO JOURNAL OF MEDICINE Pub Date : 2024-01-01 DOI:10.2302/kjm.ABSTRACT_73-2-1
Munish Gupta
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The management of adult spinal deformity (ASD) requires a personalized, multidisciplinary approach. Effective treatment hinges on thorough assessment using advanced imaging to understand the severity and impact of the spinal curvature. This paper underscores the importance of tailoring treatment plans to individual patient factors such as age, health, and psychological well-being, weighing both surgical and non-surgical options.Non-surgical treatments like pain management and physical therapy are preferred initially. If surgery is necessary, candidate selection and the choice of surgical technique are crucial. Minimally invasive procedures and advanced technologies like robotics enhance precision and reduce risks.Postoperative care and continuous monitoring are essential to assess the success of the intervention and manage any complications. This comprehensive strategy aims to improve overall functionality and quality of life, ensuring that treatment addresses both the physical deformity and its broader impacts. (Presented at the 2010th Meeting, May 20, 2024).

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成人脊柱畸形的基本原理。
成人脊柱畸形(ASD)的治疗需要个性化的多学科方法。有效的治疗取决于利用先进的成像技术进行全面评估,以了解脊柱弯曲的严重程度和影响。本文强调了根据患者的个体因素(如年龄、健康状况和心理健康状况)制定治疗计划的重要性,并权衡了手术和非手术治疗方案。如果有必要进行手术,选择手术对象和手术技术至关重要。微创手术和机器人等先进技术可提高精确度并降低风险。术后护理和持续监测对于评估干预成功与否和控制并发症至关重要。这种综合策略旨在改善整体功能和生活质量,确保治疗既能解决生理畸形问题,又能消除其更广泛的影响。(于2024年5月20日在第2010届会议上发表)。
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