CONCLUSION
Atypical Scheuermann’s kyphosis with neurological impairment and
progressive kyphosis should be treated with surgical intervention.
Considering the sagittal parameters of the spine, the surgical
intervention should be designed to correct the kyphosis and the other
indices of the sagittal balance. Posterior-only approach is safe and
effective method for correction of the TK and improving the signs and
symptoms of the patients. Further studies with larger populations are
required to shed light on the subject.