A rare cause of XXXX : @entity26008 .

@entity1 @entity4094 @entity16 @entity1635 @entity425 @entity1514 @entity26008 @entity85
@entity26008 belongs to a group of progressive @entity16 in which the destruction of white matter in the brain is accompanied by the formation of fibrous, eosinophilic deposits known as Rosenthal fibers. @entity85 rarely accompanies this disease. The aim of this report is to present a @entity1 with juvenile-onset @entity26008 , who also had progressive @entity4094 requiring surgical stabilization. A 13-year-old male presented with @entity425 in both lower extremities and @entity1635 . Results of an examination of the spine showed a left @entity1514 with prominent left paraspinous prominence and elevation of the ipsilateral shoulder. Spinal fusion with rigid internal stabilizing instrumentation was selected for surgical treatment of the @entity1635 . The fusion area was to be from T2 to L4. He was instrumented with pedicle screw fixation system, and he underwent fusion with an allogenous bone graft. Satisfactory correction of the sagittal and @entity85 was achieved, reducing the @entity1635 to 14 degrees . At the 5-year follow-up, results of a clinical examination showed a marked improvement in truncal balance and walking ability. The @entity1 had a rapidly progressive @entity1635 and severe decompensation requiring surgical stabilization. The @entity1635 behaved in a manner similar to that of @entity4094 . Therefore, more aggressive treatment was warranted to prevent decompensation. For that reason, posterior long segment (T2-L4) pedicle screw instrumentation and fusion was performed for surgical treatment.
