Prognosis is on the positive side, as<unk>  does not result in serious problems. However, low back pain and junctional thoracolumbar pain is fairly common among individuals with this disease. Through adolescence and adulthood, the typical anterior fusion of the vertebrae continues to progress until fusion is complete. Although this disease does not lead to major neurological symptoms or pain, individuals living with<unk>  may still have to live with some form of kyphosis. Long-term follow-up is recommended to keep track of progression, but outlook is generally favorable.
Copenhagen disease
TRIANGLE disease
CHAI disease
Upington disease
BENTA disease
Caplan's syndrome
Senior–Løken syndrome
Erdheim–Chester disease