Figure 1From: Three-column osteotomy surgery versus standard surgical management for the correction of adult spinal deformity: a cohort study Two 63- and 79-year-old women suffering from adult spinal deformity underwent 3-column osteotomy (A) and standard surgical management (B), respectively. Three years after surgery, anteroposterior and lateral radiographs demonstrate marked correction, satisfactory alignment, and a solid spinal fusion.Back to article page