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Scoliosis affects about 3% of the population, or an estimated six to nine million people in the US. Every year, patients with scoliosis schedule 600,000 visits to private physician offices. About 30,000 children are fitted with a brace while 38,000 patients require surgery. Despite how many people struggle with symptoms of scoliosis, many don’t know how […]
Spinal fusion surgery is a life-changing procedure for those in chronic pain from scoliosis, arthritis, an accident, a herniated disk, or some serious back injuries. Spinal fusion uses techniques that mimic the body’s healing process when you’ve broken a bone. By fusing two or more vertebrae together, you gain spinal stability and strength. The recovery […]
When many people think of scoliosis, they often think of younger children. After all, many of us probably underwent a scoliosis screening during our grade school years. Scoliosis, however, doesn’t just affect children and adolescents. Adult-onset scoliosis, sometimes known as degenerative scoliosis, can be a part of the aging process. Unlike childhood scoliosis, this is […]
Spinal deformities occur when the spine bends or twists in an abnormal way. This can occur for any number of reasons. Minor spinal deformities may only require monitoring of the condition. However, more severe cases may need conservative treatments or even surgery. Use this guide to understand the spine and common deformities. In addition, you […]
Scoliosis occurs when a child (or an adult) develops an abnormal sideways bend in his or her spine. If scoliosis emerges between the ages of 10 - 18, then we say that the child has “adolescent scoliosis.” If the cause of the scoliosis is unknown (as is often the case), then we additionally say that the child has adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (or AIS).
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