Figure 1.
Preoperative and postoperative full–length coronal and sagittal standing radiographs for a 66–year old male patient diagnosed with progressive degenerative scoliosis. He had a surgical history of posterior in situ fusion (L4–Sacrum). He underwent circumferential spine surgery with a total of eight lateral interbody fusion levels and percutaneous posterior fusion using pedicle screws (T8–Sacrum).
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| Coronal Cobb angle (°) | SVA | LL | PT | SS | PI | |
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| Preoperative | 15° | 13 cm | 43° | 33° | 34° | 67° |
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| Postoperative | 6° | 4.1 cm | 57° | 29° | 35° | 64° |
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| Sagittal Vertical Alignment (SVA), Lumbar Lordosis (LL), Pelvic Tilt (PT), Sacral Slope (SS), and Pelvic Incidence (PI).
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