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From Natural History to IS-GROWTH: ISICO’s New Tool to Predict and Communicate the Evolution of Idiopathic Scoliosis
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ISICO sets a record at the SOSORT Congress: here are the final two studies nominated for the AWARD
Once again this year, ISICO stands out at the international…
Adult scoliosis and fracture risk: a frequently overlooked connection
In elderly patients, the fracture risk is often attributed solely…
SOSORT AWARD 2025: two of the four competing ISICO studies
Among the 12 studies submitted and accepted as oral presentations…
Is scoliosis harmed by high-impact sports?
Periodically, ISICO launches the "Concorsetto," an initiative…
SEAS: A New Study Demonstrates Its Greater Effectiveness Compared to Other Methods
The SEAS approach, developed over 20 years ago by ISICO in Italy,…
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Scoliosis in children and teenagers: could dental problems be the cause?
/0 Comments/in News, Scoliosis in depth /by Utenza EditorA mother contacted me, worried after taking her 12-year-old daughter to the dentist. During the dental check-up, a problem of malocclusion and swallowing emerged. The dentist suggested that this combination of factors might have contributed to the development of scoliosis.But is it really possible that a problem in the mouth could lead to scoliosis? Let’s […]