Spine deformity · 2015
Incisor Diastasis Associated With Halo Traction in an Osteogenesis Imperfecta Patient: Case Report.
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Alzahrani Mohammad M, Aljurayyan Abdulaziz N, Ouellet Jean
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BACKGROUND: Scoliosis is a known manifestation of osteogenesis imperfecta (OI), which is characteristically severe in nature and interferes with the general health of these patients. Halo gravity traction (HGT) has been advocated as a preoperative treatment modality to ease the surgical risk while managing these patients with such fragile spines. Application of HGT to this patient population in itself carries a risk.
PURPOSE: The authors report an unusual complication of transient incisor diastasis in a patient with OI and scoliosis who was placed in perioperative HGT as a stage of scoliosis management.
RESULTS: The patient had a posterior instrumentation and spinal fusion for the scoliosis and the diastasis resolved after HGT removal.
CONCLUSIONS: Although HGT is a valuable preoperative option in the management of scoliosis in OI patients, it is necessary to assess the patient frequently for both common and rare complications of this procedure.
PURPOSE: The authors report an unusual complication of transient incisor diastasis in a patient with OI and scoliosis who was placed in perioperative HGT as a stage of scoliosis management.
RESULTS: The patient had a posterior instrumentation and spinal fusion for the scoliosis and the diastasis resolved after HGT removal.
CONCLUSIONS: Although HGT is a valuable preoperative option in the management of scoliosis in OI patients, it is necessary to assess the patient frequently for both common and rare complications of this procedure.