Frequency and predictors of complication clustering within 30 days of spinal fusion surgery: a study of children with neuromuscular scoliosis
Sujay Rajkumar,
Rajiv R. Iyer,
Lauren Stone
et al.
Abstract:Purpose
There is limited information on the clustering or co-occurrence of complications after spinal fusion surgery for neuromuscular disease in children. We aimed to identify the frequency and predictive factors of co-occurring perioperative complications in these children.
Methods
In this retrospective database cohort study, we identified children (ages 10–18 years) with neuromuscular scoliosis who underwent elective spinal fusion in 2012–2020 from the … Show more
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