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Adam’s forward bending test to diagnose early scoliosis. Look from the head end to detect subtle asymmetry of the spine
Seven-year-old girl with juvenile scoliosis treated with growing rod technique. This need repeated surgery until definitive fusion
Adam’s forward bending test to diagnose early scoliosis. Look from the head end to detect subtle asymmetry of the spine
Typical right-sided idiopathic scoliosis in a 13-year-old boy. He underwent posterior spinal instrumentation for progressive deformity.
Typical right-sided idiopathic scoliosis in a 13-year-old boy. He underwent posterior spinal instrumentation for progressive deformity.
Six-year-old child with deformity in dorso-lumbar spine. There are multiple hemivertebrae on convex side with bony bar on the concave side. The other child has a single hemivertebrae which are amenable for excision if the deformity increases.
Six-year-old child with deformity in dorso-lumbar spine. There are multiple hemivertebrae on convex side with bony bar on the concave side. The other child has a single hemivertebrae which are amenable for excision if the deformity increases.
Six-year-old child with idiopathic juvenile scoliosis. These need bracing if the curve increases more than 40 degrees.
Boston type and Flexible brace for treatment of scoliosis
Boston type and Flexible brace for treatment of scoliosis
Seven-year-old girl with juvenile scoliosis treated with growing rod technique. This need repeated surgery until definitive fusion