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Adults can also be affected by scoliosis. Depending on the situation, treatments are available.
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Scoliosis is a complex condition. No single treatment has proven to be suitable for every patient.
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The right treatment for scoliosis is determined by many factors. The most important thing to understand is that everyone patient is unique and therefore their treatment must also be customised.
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[Blog] – Adult Scoliosis: a common, progressive, but often unrecognised condition
Scoliosis is highly prevalent in adult populations, with estimates as high as 68% reported in patients aged 60-90 years.
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[Blog] – Understanding the times of highest risk for scoliosis progression in kids and teens
From the day we are born, our height can increase by as much as 350%¹. This growth doesn’t occur all at once, nor does it happen at a constant rate.
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[Blog] – Scoliosis Awareness Month – June 2019
Scoliosis Awareness Month is a chance for Health Professionals, patients, parents, and the public to start a conversation about Scoliosis.
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