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The Isico study “Adolescent agonistic tennis and spinal diseases,…
Juvenile scoliosis: what it is and how it is treated. The Isico experience
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Bracing also works in patients who are overweight
According to the Isico study entitled “Overweight…
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Swimming is not a treatment option
Swimming is not a treatment option for scoliosis; on the contrary,…
Eurospine's education program
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Prof. Negrini awarded at the SRS congress
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Bending, lifting, sitting: what you should really know about back pain
/0 Comments/in News /by Utenza EditorA large study published in JAMA Network Open and conducted on people who had recently consulted a doctor for low back pain sought to answer two fundamental questions: which everyday activities can trigger an immediate worsening of pain (the so-called “flare”), and whether practising these activities more frequently is associated with long-term functional problems.The researchers followed 416 adults for one […]