Scoliosis

s shaped scoliosis
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S-Shaped Scoliosis: What Is An S-Curve Scoliosis?

There are different types of scoliosis. Depending on the type of curve, scoliosis can be more complex to treat, which is the case with an S-Shaped scoliotic curve.

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Bone Spurs in the Neck: Symptoms & Treatment Options

A bony growth in the edge of a bone is what we call a bone spur. When found in the neck, these cause an array of symptoms.

scoliosis in adults over 50
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Treatment Options For Scoliosis In Adults Over 50?

Scoliosis is individual and unique for each patient. Thankfully, in the same way, treatment is tailored to each patient and focuses on preserving spinal function.

cervical radiculopathy treatment
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Cervical Radiculopathy Treatment: What You Need To Know

Cervical radiculopathy is a compressed root in the neck area of the spine that becomes irritated.

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Permanent Restrictions After Spinal Fusion Surgery [RISKS]

Surgeries often come with risks. Spinal Fusion Surgery is one of those risky surgeries and often comes with restrictions to the patient’s range of motion and overall health.

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Spinal Fusion Surgery Recovery Time & Risks [OTHER OPTIONS]

Spinal Fusion as a treatment for scoliosis has many risks, it is invasive and has a lengthy recovery period.

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Scoliometer: Scoliosis Measurement Tool & Diagnosis Options

There are many tools used to diagnose scoliosis. The scoliometer, for example, measures the rotation angle in scoliosis when aiding the Adam’s Forward Bending Test.

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Kyphosis Back Brace: Stability & Treatment for Kyphosis

Bracing is a usual practice in the treatment of kyphosis and scoliosis. It helps correct the curve and maintain any reduction accomplished with other parts of the treatment.

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Kyphoscoliosis: What Is It, Symptoms, Diagnosis, & Treatment

We often find spinal condition combinations; kyphoscoliosis is one of those conditions.

kyphosis vs lordosis
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Kyphosis vs Lordosis: What Are The Differences Between Them?

Multiple conditions impact the spine and its correct posture. Kyphosis and lordosis are two commonly known conditions that affect the healthy curves of the spine.

cervical radiculopathy
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Cervical Radiculopathy: Symptoms, Causes, and Treatments

When the cervical spine is compressed, nerve roots become affected, causing pain and impacting the neurological function of the spine.

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Stretches for Lower Back Pain: How To Stretch The Lower Back

The lower back supports the upper sections of the spine and bears most of our body weight, so proper stretching should happen from time to time.

scoliosis meaning
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Scoliosis Meaning: What Does The Term Scoliosis Mean?

When a patient is diagnosed with scoliosis, it means that person has developed an abnormal or unnatural curve on their spine of 10 degrees or more.

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Degrees of Scoliosis: What Do The Degrees of Curvature Mean?

Each scoliosis is unique, and so is each patient’s case. Beyond this, however, the degrees of curvature play a big role in how different each scoliosis is.

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Scoliosis Awareness Month: When Is It and What Happens?

Scoliosis Awareness Month is an annual recurrence, created with the purpose of spreading awareness and educating patients on the benefits of proactive scoliosis treatment.

scoliosis in adults
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Scoliosis in Adults – Causes, Treatment, and Differences

While a lot of the talk about scoliosis causes, symptoms, & treatment focuses on children & adolescents, the topic of scoliosis in adults also merits attention.

how does scoliosis affect the body
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How Does Scoliosis Affect The Body: An In-Depth Guide

Each case of scoliosis is unique but regardless of severity level or type of scoliosis, the main area of impact is the body’s natural symmetry and alignment.

how to tell if you have scoliosis
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How To Tell If You Have Scoliosis: Typical Scoliosis Signs

Scoliosis can be subtle in its initial stages, making it hard to distinguish. But looking closely, changes to body symmetry is one of scoliosis's biggest telltales.

scoliosis curvature types
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Scoliosis Curvature Types: Scoliosis Patterns & Types

here are different types of scoliosis. One of the determinants is the scoliosis pattern, its location in the spine, and if the source is known or not.

Scoliosis Curve Reduction Treatment Is Possible!

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Whether you think you are ready to start treatment for scoliosis or you have further questions, the next step is to reach out to us.

We look forward to you being our next success story!