PMC9767992_01
In standing position: deformation of the midline, leaning forward: straight gibbosity and the x-ray shows structural scoliosis
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When standing, the shoulders were horizontal, the line of the thorns was deviated in italic "S" to the right (Fig. 1). Leaning forward, there was a right thoracolumbar gibbosity (Fig. 1). The Cobb angle from T7 to L2 was 52  (Fig. 1).
Bone scintigraphy: hyperfixation of the left superior articular process of T11
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Bone scintigraphy showed hyperfixation of the left superior articular process of T11 (Fig. 2).
CT scan concluded with a rosette image with a central nidus suggestive of osteoid osteoma
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A CT scan concluded with a rosette image with a central nidus suggestive of OO (Fig. 3).
MRI showed signal abnormalities in the left superior articular process of T11, an intense response of peripheral soft tissues
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T11, an intense response of peripheral soft tissues (Fig. 4).
Cotrel traction: correction of scoliosis
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A corset plastered on the traction framework according to Cotrel was performed to correct the scoliosis (Fig. 5).
CTM corset in place for 1 year
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The relay is provided by a CTM brace for 1 year (Fig. 6).
Radiological control at 3 years: correction of scoliosis with a residual Cobb angle of 26
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At 3 years, the radiological control confirmed the improvement of the Cobb angle from 52 to 26  (Fig. 7).