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Does spasticity affect outcomes in patients with cerebral palsy undergoing posterior spinal fusion?

Aug 2026 · Spine Deformity · 2 citations · 8 references
Medicine

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Patients with spastic CP experienced higher blood loss, more postoperative pain, and greater implant prominence while patients with ataxic-hypotonic CP had less pelvic obliquity but experienced more broken implants.

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