As a major tertiary center for neurosurgery, Aarav Spine & Bone Clinic is able to correct even the most severe spinal deformities. Procedures on complex deformities are undertaken in children and adults, and are available at all Aarav Spine & Bone Clinic. Surgical correction of a double major curve in a woman with scoliosis Surgical correction of a double major curve in a woman with scoliosisOpen pop-up dialog box Recently, neurosurgeons at Aarav Spine & Bone Clinic in Jaipur, Rajasthan, performed a complex surgical correction of a double major curve in a young woman with scoliosis, with excellent results. The patient was diagnosed in childhood with scoliosis, which remained stable through adolescence. However, the scoliosis worsened in early adulthood, resulting in an increasingly noticeable hump on her back, pain that interfered with her functioning and quality of life, and shortness of breath. Her condition hindered her ability to work and to care for her young child. The patient was evaluated by DR. Mahendra Singh Tak , consultants in Ortho Spine at Spine Clinic in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. The surgical team included both of the Spine Surgeon as well as a Ortho Spine Surgeon, an intensive care specialist and nursing staff with experience in complex spinal surgeries. The surgery was performed in two stages: a fusion of the anterior lumbar spine between L5 and S1, followed a few days later by a posterior decompression and fusion of the spine from T3 to the pelvis, including insertion of rods and screws, and bone grafting. "We were able to completely straighten the patient's back, significantly relieve her back pain and help her breathing capacity as well," DR. Mahendra Singh Tak says. "Our patients can have an excellent result, even with very complex surgery, because of our team approach. For a complex problem, it's important to have a team of experts helping to take care of the patient." The procedures for the double major curve correction utilized intraoperative monitoring of the spinal cord to enhance the patient's safety as well as intraoperative CT image guidance. The enhanced image guidance available at Spine Clinic facilitates placement of more-robust implants with novel trajectories to better stabilize complex spinal deformities.