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Scoliosis and height: how much does spinal curvature affect stature?
/0 Comments/in News, Scoliosis in depth /by Utenza EditorOne of the most frequently asked questions regarding scoliosis concerns loss of height:“My daughter has a 40° scoliosis… does that mean she is shorter than she would otherwise be?” The answer is not straightforward. Reduction in stature associated with scoliosis does not depend solely on the angle of the curve; it is influenced by a […]