Scoliosis in depth

Can leg length discrepancy cause or worsen scoliosis?

Leg length discrepancy (LLD) is a common orthopaedic condition among children and adults, with a prevalence of 90% in the general population and 40% among athletes. LLD occurs when the lower limbs are of unequal length; the discrepancy is typically less than 10 mm and asymptomatic.Individuals easily compensate for it through small adaptations of which […]

Why the therapeutic team is part of the treatment

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Scoliosis treatment, whether we are talking about exercises…

Scoliosis and back pain: physical activity is the best prevention

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In the world’s richest countries, low back pain is so common…

Adult Scoliosis: look after yourself!

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Adults with scoliosis are often convinced there is nothing more…

“I have had scoliosis surgery. Do I face any risks with pregnancy?”

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Let’s imagine the case of a healthy, active young woman who,…

Scoliosis: why prevention matters

About spinal disorders like scoliosis, it is often said that…

Different specialists, different prescriptions: how should we choose?

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Most parents of a child with scoliosis embark on a similar journey:…

Curves measuring less than 10 degrees: should we treat them?

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As suggested by the Scoliosis Research Society (SRS), a scoliosis…

That hated hump!

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In a person with scoliosis, forward bending of the trunk will…