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. 2019 Apr;9(4):565–578. doi: 10.21037/qims.2019.03.17

Table 1. General data and clinical characteristics when GSS was diagnosed.

Case Date Sex Age (years) Risser grade Preceding trauma Symptom Bony involvement Laboratory analysis Past bracing or surgical history
Spinal deformity diagnosis GSS diagnosis Final follow up
1 2006.01 Male 1 5 5 N Back pain Spine Boston bracing
2 2006.06 Female 2 2 5 N Dull back pain/lower extremity weakness Spine, ribs, ilium
3 2008.04 Female 7 11 13 0 Y Back pain/lower extremity numbness Spine, ribs, sternum Elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate
4 2010.06 Male 10 12 18 0 Y Spine, ribs
5 2011.10 Female 37 39 42 N Back pain/extremities numbness and weakness Spine
6 2012.03 Female 41 43 48 N Low back pain/lower extremity numbness Spine Elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate
7 2012.07 Male 10 12 17 0 N Back swelling Spine, ribs
8 2012.08 Female 7 11 14 0 N Spine, ribs, sternum, clavicle, ilium, ischium, humerus, radius Elevated alkaline phosphatase
9 2014.04 Male 9 10 11 0 N Back swelling Spine
10 2014.09 Male 8 12 16 0 Y Back pain/right upper limb numbness Spine, ribs, clavicle Elevated alkaline phosphatase Chiari I malformation surgery
11 2016.05 Female 9 10 12 0 Y Spine, ribs Elevated erythrocyte sedimentation rate Surgical resection of primary lipomathe

GSS, Gorham-Stout syndrome; Y, yes; N, no.