Key Highlights The curve in upper back, known as thoracic kyphosis, means there is too much rounding of the spine in the upper part. A
Key Highlights Here are the key takeaways from this article: While the new way of early detection provides important advantages, combining the ScoliSMART approach with
Key Highlights Introduction Hearing that your child has mild scoliosis can feel scary at first. Still, a spinal curve under 25 degrees often gives you
Key Highlights Getting a scoliosis diagnosis for idiopathic scoliosis can feel like a lot. You may wonder what comes next and which treatment options might
Key Highlights Introduction If you have a 50-degree spinal curve, you might ask yourself if you should still go to the gym. This is a
Key Highlights Introduction Hearing that your teen has a spinal curve between 40 and 50 degrees can feel scary and tough. You may wonder if
Key Highlights Introduction Hearing that you or your child has idiopathic scoliosis with major spinal curvature can feel scary. Many families are told to watch
Key Highlights Introduction Finding out you have a scoliosis curve can feel tough at first. You may feel worried and wonder which curve size is
Key Highlights Introduction Hearing that you or your child has a 25 degree curve can feel scary. You may ask if bracing must begin right
Key Highlights Introduction Hearing that your child has a large spinal curvature can feel scary. You might think surgery is the only answer. Most of
Key Highlights Introduction It can be very concerning to learn that your child’s spinal curve is getting worse. For parents of children in the United
Key Highlights Introduction If you or a loved one has been diagnosed with scoliosis, you likely have many questions about the spinal curvature and what
Key Highlights Introduction If you are worried about large curves, you may wonder if help always means cosmetic surgery or Scoliosis surgery. In many cases,
Key Highlights Puberty is an important time for idiopathic scoliosis. A growth spurts at this age can make a spinal curve worse fast. The spinal
Key Highlights This blog talks about how bone growth in kids and teens can cause scoliosis curves to get worse in a big way. We
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