The patients with healed severe progressive tubercular kyphosis may develop late‑onset paraplegia. A particular
subgroup of these children (Type IB progression) may benefit from the management principles of congenital kyphosis. Self‑correction may be observed by selective continued growth of anterior vertebral epiphyseal end‑plates over the posterior fused mass. We report a series of cases with posterior fusion of progressive post‑tubercular kyphosis with an aim to prevent further progression of kyphosis and to assess if any gradual self correction is seen in followup.
