Abstract
BACKGROUND CONTEXT: Spine tuberculosis may be associated with fixed angulated kyphotic deformity, particularly if neglected or treated late. The conventional treatment of angular kyphosis is a combined anterior and posterior decompression, fusion and stabilization. En bloc spondylectomy via posterior approach alone for the treatment of advanced spinal tuberculosis with fixed, sharply angulated kyphotic deformity is not well established in the literature.
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