Abstract
Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) is a curvature of the spine that develops in children ages 10-18 and can be attributed to unknown causes. The Lenke AIS classification system provides a template to classify these deformities by curve type paired with recommended operative treatments. Treatment of this patient population has been associated with low complication rates and overall surgical success. Nonetheless, a fraction of patients remain susceptible to revision surgery. This manuscript will focus on the aspects of AIS surgery, highlighting case examples, the different treatment approaches, complication rates, and primary reasons for revision surgery and associated outcomes.