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What is the impact of scoliotic correction on postoperative shoulder imbalance in severe and rigid scoliosis

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Although recent studies have investigated the risk factors for PSI, few studies have focused on the impact of scoliotic correction on postoperative shoulder imbalance (PSI), especially in severe and rigid scoliosis (SRS). The purpose of the study was to study the effect of scoliotic correction on PSI in SRS. |

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