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Case report An 8 years old girl was first diagnosed with JIS. She presented a right thoracic single curve (Apex at T10) of 36° Cobb and ± 10° rotation. Normal sagittal configuration. MRI demonstrated a Chiari I malformation and a cervicothoracic syrinx (C4 to T9-10). She attended our clinic later showing a rapid progression of the Cobb angle to 47° Cobb. Absent superficial abdominal reflexes was the only neurological sign. Bracing with a RSC was indicated. After one year of treatment (in brace correction 47%) the scoliometer value reduced from a total value of 9.5° to 6°. Back asymmetry has dramatically improved. A second MRI showed a reduced syrinx and no Chiari I malformation.

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Spontaneous resolution of a Chiari I malformation and cervicothoracic syrinx in a 9 years old girl with a 47° scoliosis responding favourably to bracing