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Is scoliosis harmed by high-impact sports?
/0 Comments/in News, Scoliosis in depth /by Utenza EditorPeriodically, ISICO launches the “Concorsetto,” an initiative in the form of a competition in which patients share their experience with wearing a brace, demonstrating that they can do almost anything: horse riding, dancing, rhythmic gymnastics, skating, and much more. This proves that sports and scoliosis are not incompatible. But what about high-impact sports? Can they […]