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The Scoliometer: Measuring Scoliosis At Home

 Instructions for Home-Monitoring Scoliosis Here is an important video explaining how to check your child’s (or your) spine while you are taking a break from active care.   Call the office with any questions.  We can tell you the last scoliometer reading you or your child had on previous examination (see the attached video).   We … Read more

Intensive Scoliosis Program

A Scoliosis Treatment Program That Works For You We treat school age kids and college age patients from all over the US and all over the world with our Intensive Scoliosis Treatment programs. These 1-2 week physical therapy for scoliosis programs allow patients to experience the same rapid curve reduction as our local patients–but over … Read more

What Became of the ScoliScore Test?

In 2010 a very exciting and promising breakthrough was announced to the scoliosis world. A company named Axial Biotech released the first genetic test for predicting if an adolescent idiopathic spinal curve (scoliosis in a teenager) would be likely to get worse. The triumph was short lived as unfortunately 3 separate independent researchers were unable … Read more

NYC’s Leading Scoliosis Doctor

Strauss Scoliosis Correction is the premier center for non-surgical scoliosis treatment in NYC.   We have successfully treated patients with many different spinal conditions, including Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis Adult scoliosis  Juvenile/pediatric scoliosis  Neuromuscular scoliosis Degenerative scoliosis Cervical, thoracic or lumbar curves Kyphosis Lordosis Scoliosis pain Spondylolisthesis  Expert scoliosis doctor in NYC Dr Strauss is one … Read more

Scoliosis Research: Treating Mild Scoliosis

More Evidence That Early Treatment for Mild Scoliosis is Beneficial Between 1991 and 1992 the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC) recruited over 14,000 expectant mothers in South-West England. Researchers then followed up with the children of these mothers at regular intervals. At age 15 the team identified whether or not spinal curvatures of 6 … Read more

Scoliosis Research: Determining the Risk of Progression

Can the Likelihood of Your Child’s Scoliosis Progressing be Predicted? A new study (ahead of publication) looks at determining the risk of progression for adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis during the peak of their growth. Researchers did this by evaluating curve size in relationship to stages of skeletal maturity to identify predictable changes. Skeletal maturity has been typically determined by … Read more

Non Surgical Care For Adults with Scoliosis

Does your scoliosis leave you feeling hopeless? Do you feel like your curve’s slow but relentless progression is out of control? Do you worry about how your condition will progress and worsen over time? Countless adult scoliosis sufferers have experienced relief from the pain, disability, fear, and poor self-image that often accompany scoliosis. You can … Read more