Sri Lanka, Aug. 14 -- Doctors from Baby Memorial Hospital (BMH) India said scoliosis surgery has become significantly safer and more predictable in recent years, citing advances in real-time neuromonitoring, surgical navigation, and multidisciplinary treatment approaches, at a press briefing held in Colombo recently.

The event, titled "Recent Advancements in Spine Surgery," featured Dr. Ananth Pai, Cluster CEO of BMH Hospital, and Dr. Easwar Ramani, Lead Surgeon for Scoliosis and Surgical Care. Dr. Ramani said scoliosis, a condition characterised by a bend in the spine, is often more complex than it appears, noting that many children presenting with the condition suffer from associated health problems involving other systems, including t...