The growing spine: how spinal deformities influence normal spine …
Both early onset spinal deformities and precocious spinal arthrodesis alter spinal growth and affect thorax development by changing its shape and reducing its normal mobility. Treatment of the growing spine is a unique challenge and involves preservation of the thoracic spine, thoracic cage, and lung growth without reducing spinal motion.
Pediatric spinal alignment and spinal development - North …
Key anatomical elements involved in spinal development, natural history of spinal growth, and skeletal maturity assessment systems were analyzed. The analysis highlighted that key parameters such as Pelvic incidence (PI), Pelvic tilt (PT), and Lumbar lordosis (LL) increase significantly with growth, especially during the pubertal growth spurt.
Managing the Pediatric Spine: Growth Assessment - PMC
Management of pediatric spinal deformities requires an accurate prediction of growth spurts to allow for timely initiation of treatment and prevention of curve progression. Determining remaining growth potential is also important for avoiding prolonged unnecessary treatment, e.g. bracing for patients nearing skeletal maturity.
Normal growth of the spine and skeletal maturation
2015年3月1日 · While understanding spinal growth is important for the progression of spinal deformities, it is becoming increasingly important for growth modification, which is a promising technique for the future. The spine undergoes morphological and dimensional changes with growth, and our current knowledge base is built upon only a few studies with ...
Pediatric spinal alignment and spinal development - ScienceDirect
Key anatomical elements involved in spinal development, natural history of spinal growth, and skeletal maturity assessment systems were analyzed. The analysis highlighted that key parameters such as Pelvic incidence (PI), Pelvic tilt (PT), and Lumbar lordosis (LL) increase significantly with growth, especially during the pubertal growth spurt.
Normal and abnormal spine and thoracic cage development
Both early-onset spinal deformities and precocious spinal arthrodesis alter spinal growth and affect the development the thorax by changing its shape and reducing its normal mobility. Treatment of the growing spine is a unique challenge and involves preservation of the thoracic spine, thoracic cage, and lung growth without reducing spinal motion.
The Growing Spine - SpringerLink
2019年12月17日 · Three major periods mark the growth of the spine: The postnatal period is characterized by progression in ossification and decisive phases, such as the first 5 years of life or the pubertal growth spurt. This is characterized by a first mesenchymal step, followed by a cartilaginous step that serves as a matrix for the third step, ossification.
Normal Growth of the Spine - SpringerLink
There is a normal interaction between the organic components of the spine, the thoracic cage, and the lungs. Both early-onset spinal deformities and an early spinal arthrodesis alter spinal growth and affect thorax development by changing its shape and reducing its normal mobility.
Anatomy and Development of the Young Spine | SpringerLink
2013年11月23日 · The goal of this chapter is to review the embryologic development of the spine and pertinent anatomy of the spine in children and adolescents as it changes during normal growth including the identification of common anatomic variants.
Development of the Spine - Musculoskeletal Key
2016年7月28日 · Fundamental to understanding spinal embryology is the concept of metamerism. In principle, metamerism is the development of a highly specialized organism, with multifunctional organ systems, from many anatomically similar segments arranged in a linear fashion.