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Sagittal magnetic resonance imaging demonstrating a severe kyphotic deformity at the T12-L1 level with impingement of the neural elements at T12-L1.
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Additionally, the Cobb angle was nearly 90 degrees, with associated draping of the neural elements over the spinal column [Figure 1].
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Standing thoracolumbar X-ray demonstrating worsened post-operative kyphosis.
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Standing thoracolumbar X-rays revealed a worsening kyphotic deformity [Figure 2].
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Standing post-operative thoracolumbar X-ray demonstrating improved alignment after kyphotic deformity correction.
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Figure 3 demonstrates improved alignment after surgical deformity correction.