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1 Charles Johnston MD, Dong-Phuong Tran MS, Anna McClung RN BSN

2 EOS 24-Item Questionnaire (EOSQ) is a parent-reported measurement used to determine the overall well-being of EOS patients. Serial casting is a delay tactic to control curve progression or cure scoliotic deformity in EOS patients

3 To determine the relationship between treatment outcomes and patient report outcomes in patients treated with serial casting for EOS

4 Prospective EOS patients treated with serial casting at a single institution EOSQ collection time points: Initiation of casting After removal of last cast in the series Categories: Health-related quality of life Family impact Satisfaction Pearson’s correlation used to correlate total scores and each category and radiographic outcome

5 24 patients have completed EOSQs Diagnoses: Neuromuscular- 2 Congenital – 2 Syndromic – 5 Idiopathic – 15 Number of casts: 4.2; 2 – 9 Time spent in cast: 9.8 months; 1.8 – 34.2 months Overall major curve decreased by 27% and thoracic height increased by 1.6 cm

6 Precast (Mean; range) Postcast (Mean; range) p value Age3 years; 1 – 9 4.7 years; 3 – 5 Standing height96.5 cm; 69 – 156.4102.1 cm; 82 – 1400.008 Weight14 kg; 7.5 22.517.1 kg; 10.7 – 25.10.329 Arm span94.9 cm; 69 – 142104.6 cm; 80 – 148 cm<0.000 Major Cobb55°; 28 – 12644.2°; 10 – 1310.001 Thoracic height (T2 – T12) 146.4 cm; 103 – 206160.9 cm; 123 – 210<0.000

7 No significant differences between clinical and radiographic measures and pre-cast EOSQ scores Positive correlation between post-cast major curve and post-cast total score (r=0.41, p=.049) Greater time in cast produced decreased Pain/Discomfort score (r=-0.43, p=0.0036) Larger post-cast Cobb was associated with a lower Emotion score (r=-0.45, p=0.03)

8 Pre-Cast EOSQ Mean Post-Cast EOSQ MeanP value General Health (GH)75.077.10.66 Pain/Discomfort (PD)79.277.10.65 Pulmonary Function (PF)91.188.50.58 Transfer (TF)89.672.90.01 Physical Function (PH)83.079.50.51 Daily Living (DL)74.066.70.17 Fatigue/Energy Level (FE)79.275.50.44 Parental Impact (PI)86.580.70.17 Financial Impact (FI)75.077.90.39 Child Satisfaction (CS)77.172.90.40 Parental Satisfaction (PS)79.275.50.47 Total100.898.10.31 Precast EOSQ total score mean was 100.8 – families were unaffected to by their child’s EOS, individual domains ranged from unaffected to neutral In all EOSQ domains, the only significant difference between pre and post-cast was Transfer (TF)

9 EOS families experience a negligible impact from their child’s cast treatment as measured by the EOSQ. A larger residual major curve leads to a lower total score and emotional domain, while a longer time in cast negatively impacts family’s perception of patient pain.

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