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Posts, pages, and other educational information found on this category page all relate to scoliosis, what it is, how it can be treated, and other commonly asked questions.
This category is a “catch all” category and includes information on all types of scoliosis, with a primary focus on idiopathic scoliosis. For specific information regarding children, teens, or adults, please visit their respective pages. If you have a question related to treatment or your specific case, please contact one of our care directors or doctors and they will be happy to assist and answer any questions you may have.
Release Contractures That Cause Stiffness Scoliosis Flexibility Trainer Written and reviewed for scientific and factual accuracy by Dr. Austin Jelcick, PhD and Dr. Matthew Janzen, DC. Last reviewed/edited on October 27, 2020. The Scoliosis Flexibility Trainer is a unique FDA registered device that helps to unbend and untwist a scoliosis curve non-surgically, providing drastically better non-surgical treatment results. It …
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It is common for adolescent girls with scoliosis to have delayed menarche (beginning of their menstrual cycle). Here we investigate further.
Is there possibly some connection between scoliosis and autism? Why do so many of our male scoliosis patients have autism? Find out here.
Standing scoliosis MRI can be used instead of x-ray, providing better screening, monitoring, and treatment outcomes all while eliminating risk of cancer.
Standing MRI-Guided Treatment Yields Better Results Scoliosis Care Centers uses 100% radiation-free standing MRI instead of X-Rays for monitoring our patient’s treatment progress and Cobb angles. Here are 3 ways MRI helps improve your care: 1. Quarterly (every 3 months) Standing Scoliosis MRI imaging A scoliosis xray is typically taken every 6-12 months to monitor …
A large study comparing scoliosis patients who WEAR a brace to those who do NOT was performed to determine if braces are useful in the treating scoliosis.
Learn how non-Surgical Scoliosis Improvements from treatment can be maintained by neutralizing the root cause, muscoloskeletal training, more.
Scoliosis Treatment Results Written and reviewed for scientific and factual accuracy by Dr. Austin Jelcick, PhD and Dr. Matthew Janzen, DC. Last reviewed/edited on March 4, 2024. Where do you fit? No two people are the same, thus no two spines are the same; this is especially true when concerning scoliosis. There are many factors that go into …
Learn about the myths about childhood scoliosis & adolescent idiopathic scoliosis as well as modern, innovative, and non-surgical treatment options.
If scoliosis can progress dramatically in less than 3 months, why is it common to wait a year to see if it gets worse? Learn more about scoliosis monitoring