Abstract
Results The results of a prospective series of the first 100 consecutive patients were studied using EOS X-ray and compared with results obtained by other braces. Radiologically, in the frontal plane, the immediate in brace reduction is on average (0.72) (0.63 +0.19 for thoracic curves & 0.76 +0.26 for lumbar curves. These results can be classified: Depending on the type of curvature: thoracolumbar (0.98), lumbar (0.71), double major (0.67) lumbar (0.67), thoracic (0.64) According to the criteria of the SRS (40 cases): thoracic curves (0.66), lumbar (0.83) According to the initial angulation: 20 -29° = (0.80) 30-39° = (0.65) > 40° = (0.45) In 51 cases with initial kyphosis <30°, improving the flat back is 9.25° from 19° to 28.25°. Clinically, the push-up effect is : 1.64 cm. After at least 1 month of continuous wearing, for thoracic rib hump improvement is (0.50) and for lumbar (0.85). The improvement is 40% compared to the old plaster cast and Lyon brace and 60% compared to the Cheneau-Munster brace. All radiological and clinical parameters improved significantly.
Highlights
The immediate reducibility of the Cobb angle in brace is the fundamental parameter of success of non-surgical orthopedic treatment of scoliosis
Aim The objective of this work is to present the first results of the new Lyon brace (Asymmetrical Rigid Torsion brace) with immediate realization of the brace without plaster cast
Design The new Lyon brace is constructed with two asymmetrical lateral polycarbonate pieces connected posteriorly at the midline by a vertical incurved bar
Summary
The immediate reducibility of the Cobb angle in brace is the fundamental parameter of success of non-surgical orthopedic treatment of scoliosis. Prospective 100 first results of immediate scoliosis correction with the new lyon brace: ARTbrace From 11th International Conference on Conservative Management of Spinal Deformities - SOSORT 2014 Annual Meeting Wiesbaden, Germany. Background The immediate reducibility of the Cobb angle in brace is the fundamental parameter of success of non-surgical orthopedic treatment of scoliosis.
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