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What are signs and symptoms of congenital kyphosis type 1 disease?
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Gibbus in child: Classically this is a child with a gibbus a bump and forward bend to spine most noticable if in thoracic spine it may have no sypmtoms very rare severe cases can develop late neurologic sequela
Answered 11/28/2014
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