Seba at 14: Growing Straight.
Seba's Journey
Our hero patient Seba from Syria, is 14 years old today.
She underwent a surgical operation in 2021 at a young age of nearly ten years, within a precise treatment plan aiming to correct the curvature while preserving spinal growth, which was the latest technique available at that time (Tethering Scoliosis).
Today we share with you this photo after years of follow-up, and we are proud of the stable results that reflect the importance of intervention at the right time.
X-ray images of our young hero, Saba from Syria, now 14 years old, following her spinal curvature correction surgery performed in 2021 when she was ten.
The procedure covered the vertebrae from the 2nd thoracic vertebra (T2) to the 3rd lumbar vertebra (L3). It was performed using the Vertebral Body Tethering (VBT) technique—a growth-modulation method designed to correct curvature while preserving the spine’s natural growth.
The images demonstrate significant improvement in spinal alignment and continued, balanced growth post-surgery.
All our procedures are performed via minimally invasive / endoscopic surgery.
