Watch And Wait

Take Advantage of the Window of Opportunity When it Comes to Stopping Adolescent Scoliosis

Friday, September 2nd, 2011

It is that time of year again when school and organized sports kick in to high gear. While these extra-curricular activities are of the highest priority for an adolescent and families, dare I say there is one thing of even greater importance: health and long-term well-being. This time of the year finds me frustrated. We are barely into [...]

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Don’t Wait and See for Scoliosis

Wednesday, May 11th, 2011

There’s been a lot of good news to report lately but it’s been busy with little time to post. That shouldn’t be since, after all, positive results are the goal. Marc and I are thrilled when patients call with news a curve has reduced. An email that came last night provided the necessary push to [...]

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Improving the Odds for Mild Scoliosis

Monday, April 5th, 2010

When you receive a scoliosis diagnosis for your adolescent, get all the facts including exact Cobb angle. Effective alternatives to watch and wait are available. The Schroth method, of Germany, is a three-dimensional approach allowing families to be proactive.

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