Scoliosis in depth

Adult scoliosis and fracture risk: a frequently overlooked connection

In elderly patients, the fracture risk is often attributed solely to bone fragility. However, one frequently overlooked factor is the presence of adult scoliosis, which can significantly increase the risk of falls and, therefore, fractures. This condition, which may stem from progressive juvenile scoliosis, arises as “de novo” scoliosis in adulthood or is degenerative — […]

Scoliosis in the mirror: aesthetic concerns and psychological support

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We are all critical when we look at ourselves in the mirror,…

The Risser sign, growth and scoliosis: let’s clear a few things up

When patients come for medical consultations or physiotherapy…

Adults: can hyperkyphosis be improved?

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With the passing years, many adults start to realise, when they…

Can bracing improve trunk asymmetries in young adults?

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Scoliosis is a condition characterised by the presence of a…

Scoliosis and pregnancy

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For a woman, discovering she is pregnant is often one of the…

Scoliosis: why choose rehabilitation treatment?

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I have scoliosis. What should I do? Do I absolutely have to…

Scoliosis? It can be treated in adulthood, too

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The young scoliosis patients who come to us for conservative…