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19659002 Operation of spinal kyphoscoliosis performed on an Iraqi girl in Gurgaon
HIGHLIGHTS
- Rare spine surgery to an Iraqi girl in Gurgaon
- It was a complicated case of abnormality of the spine
A 15-year-old girl from Iraq underwent a rare spine surgery in Gurgaon.
His case was extremely complicated: the operation lasted about four hours and was performed by Arun Saroha and his surgical team at Max Gurgaon Hospital.
The surgical team managed to repair 70% of the deformity of the Iraqi girl.
Kyphoscoliosis is a deformity of the spine where the body's structure is affected by the abnormal curvature of the spine.
The girl suffered from the defect since birth and over time her condition became more critical. Her condition had left her completely bedridden with limited movement
Her failing health required immediate medical help, but as there was a lack of infrastructure and medical resources in Iraq, her family decided to come to India to enjoy the facilities. 19659013] This was a very complicated case of abnormal spinal development where the patient was in a debilitating condition with major movement problems. The patient was operated on after informing the patient's family of the details of the procedure
– Dr. Saroha said
that Dr. Saroha was explaining how difficult and complicated surgery was. spine to restore the curvature. After hours of intensive surgery, the curvature of the girl's spine has returned to normal. These types of corrective procedures require one year of postoperative follow-up
– Dr. Saroha
Kyphoscoliosis is not only caused by conbad malformations, but also by hereditary factors, asymmetrical leg length poor posture or neuromuscular problems such as cerebral palsy (CP) or muscular dystrophy.
