Can Baby Walkers, Swingy Swings & Jolly Jumpers cause (or “turn on” genetic predispositions for) Scoliosis in Infants? From...
Scoliosis has been known to run in families. According to the University of Iowa Health Care department, “Hereditary and...
What is the Cobb angle? The Cobb angle was first described in 1948 by Dr. John R Cobb, an...
Scoliosis is not a disease. It is a term used to describe any abnormal, lateral (sideways) curvature of the...
What are the symptoms of scoliosis? Scoliosis symptoms are often first noticed by a friend or family member because...
Very Disturbing Report on Scoliosis Surgery Pain–Recently Published (2013) When severe scoliosis in teenagers progresses to a point at...
Are Patients Unable to View Scoliosis Surgery as Failed? A Major Spinal Surgery is impossible to reverse. Why is...
“Long-term outcome of surgery for AIS creates a more negative end result over the course of a lifetime than...
Many people carry the genes that trigger the development of scoliosis. The genetics may or may not be “expressed”...
Scoliosis Hip Pain One of the defining symptoms of scoliosis is having one hip that appears higher than the other....
Sciatica and Scoliosis Sciatic and Scoliosis can often co-exist. Scoliosis can sometimes cause pain in the lower back and...