Risk of early complication following anterior vertebral body tethering for idiopathic scoliosis

Keyphrases

• Early Complications 100%
• Unplanned Return to the Operating Room 100%
• Idiopathic Scoliosis 100%
• Anterior Vertebral Body Tethering 100%
• Operative 85%
• CSF Leak 42%
• Complication Rate 28%
• Overall Complications 28%
• Blood Patch 28%
• Chest Tube 28%
• Pneumonia 14%
• Clinical Data 14%
• Surgical Time 14%
• Anesthesia Time 14%
• Medical Management 14%
• Pre-op 14%
• Postoperative Length of Stay 14%
• ICU Stay 14%
• Perioperative Period 14%
• Kyphosis 14%
• Pneumothorax 14%
• One Curve 14%
• Reinsertion 14%
• Perioperative Morbidity 14%
• Scoliosis 14%
• Learning Curve 14%
• Superficial Infection 14%
• Upper Limb 14%
• Curve Progression 14%
• Limb Paresthesia 14%
• Cable Failure 14%
• Risser 14%
• Thoracic Scoliosis 14%
• Room Rates 14%
• Maladjustment 14%
• Pleural Effusion 14%
• Keloid Scar 14%
• Outpatient Antibiotics 14%
• Leg Weakness 14%
• Radiographic Data 14%
• Thoracoscopic Approach 14%
• Lumbar Curve 14%

Medicine and Dentistry

• Operating Room 100%
• Body of Vertebra 100%
• Idiopathic Scoliosis 100%
• Liquorrhea 42%
• Outpatient 28%
• Scoliosis 28%
• Chest Tube 28%
• Epidural Blood Patch 28%
• Antibiotics 14%
• Operation Duration 14%
• Weakness 14%
• Leg 14%
• Carbohydrate Mixture Plus Electrolytes 14%
• Wound Infection 14%
• Perioperative Period 14%
• Kyphosis 14%
• Pneumothorax 14%
• Upper Limb 14%
• Learning Curve 14%
• Pleura Effusion 14%
• Keloid 14%
• Paresthesia 14%

Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutical Science

• Liquorrhea 100%
• Idiopathic Scoliosis 100%
• Scoliosis 66%
• Wound Infection 33%
• Antibiotic Agent 33%
• Weakness 33%
• Kyphosis 33%
• Pneumothorax 33%
• Paresthesia 33%
• Keloid 33%
• Carbohydrate Mixture Plus Electrolytes 33%
• Pleura Effusion 33%