How Good Are Surgeons at Achieving Their Preoperative Goal Sagittal Alignment Following Adult Deformity Surgery?
Justin S SmithElias EliasTolga SursalBreton G LineVirginie LafageRenaud LafageEric KlinebergHan Jo KimPeter PassiasZeina NasserJeffrey L GumRobert EastlackAlan DanielsGregory MundisRichard HostinThemistocles S ProtopsaltisAlex SoroceanuDavid Kojo HamiltonMichael P KellyStephen J LewisMunish GuptaFrank J SchwabDouglas BurtonChristopher P AmesLawrence G LenkeChristopher I ShaffreyShay Bessnull nullPublished in: Global spine journal (2023)
Surgeons failed to achieve goal alignment of each sagittal parameter in ∼25-30% of ASD patients. Goal alignment for all 3 parameters was only achieved in 37.2% of patients. Those at greatest risk were patients with more severe deformity. Advancements are needed to enable more consistent translation of preoperative alignment goals to the operating room.
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