Table 2.

Distinguishing features in cleidocranial dysostosis patients.

Initials	Age (yrs) Sex	Follow-up (yrs)	Clinical and radiological findings	Treatment	Scoliosis (°)		Kyphosis (°)		Complication
					Preop	Follow-up	Preop	Follow-up
BY	13 (F)	16	Typical appearance in the face and head, tooth eruption problems, short stature, scoliosis, coxa vara, wide pubic symphysis, deformity of the lower extremity, clavicular hypoplasia, osteopenia	Posterior pedicle screw fixation and fusion with hook constructs of T2-L3	52/60	37/38	50	37	—
ET	11 (F)	6	Small face and anteriorly protruding forehead, clavicular hypoplasia, tooth problems, kyphoscoliosis, wide pubic symphysis, coxa vara	Posterior T3-L3 growing rod, following gradual lengthening Posterior pedicle screw fixation of T2-L2, Ponte osteotomy, fusion	74	19	70	34	PJK (25°) development following growing rod application. Fixed with posterior fusion of the next level above