Posterior Spinal Fusion

Posterior spinal fusion is a surgical procedure performed from the back of the body to treat scoliosis. The goal of all spinal fusion surgeries is to fuse or “weld” together 2 or more of the spinal vertebrae so that they heal into a single, solid bone.

Related Specialties: Scoliosis

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