double curvature of the thoracic and lumbar vertebrae
An advanced corrective surgery was performed to treat double curvature in thoracic and lumbar vertebrae. This condition involves abnormal curvatures in both the chest and lower back areas of the spine, affecting posture, movement, and causing chronic pain.
Key Symptoms of the Condition
- Visible curvatures in multiple back areas
- Chronic pain in middle and lower back
- Asymmetry in shoulder and pelvic levels
- Difficulty maintaining straight posture
- Rapid fatigue when sitting or standing
- Breathing difficulties in advanced cases
Goal of the Surgery
- Correcting double curvatures in thoracic and lumbar vertebrae
- Restoring balance and alignment to the spine
- Improving posture and external appearance
- Relieving chronic back pain
- Enhancing breathing and lung function
Advantages of the Procedure
- Use of advanced internal fixation system
- Detailed 3D preoperative planning
- Intraoperative nerve monitoring techniques
- Customized surgical approach for individual case
- Multidisciplinary team
Recovery and Follow-up Period
- Intensive spinal rehabilitation program
- Regular exercises to improve posture and flexibility
- Gradual improvement in range of motion over weeks
- Periodic follow-up to monitor correction stability
- Progressive return to daily activities within 3-6 months
- Ongoing support for optimal long-term outcomes