Presentation
Thoracic kyphosis for evaluation.
Patient Data
Age: 20 years
Gender: Male
From the case:
Scheuermann disease
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There is a slight scoliosis of the mid and lower thoracic spine concave to the left. Mild thoracic kyphosis.
From the case:
Scheuermann disease
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Normal segmental vertebral anatomy. Very mild lower thoracic spine scoliosis. Thoracic kyphosis (60 degrees) centered on T7 with anterior wedging from T5-T7. Elsewhere in the body height and intravertebral disc space height is normal. Marrow signal is normal. Lower thoracic Schmorl's nodes.
Conclusion:
Thoracic kyphoscoliosis consistent with Scheuermann disease.
Case Discussion
This is a case of Scheuermann disease, with a thoracic kyphosis and anterior wedging of three vertebral thoracic vertebrae.
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