The parents of this twelve-year-old with scoliosis brought her to see us and decided on treatment consisting of a Chêneau brace and Schroth method instruction. Admittedly, the patient reported not… Read More
This juvenile scoliosis has been under our care for nearly 8 years. She is from Houston, Texas and she came to see us for a Chêneau brace and Schroth method… Read More
At the time of this post, this adolescent from Georgia under continued care. Her scoliosis had improved by 9º. Due to rapid growth, she had three braces in eighteen months…. Read More
At this 10-year-old’s well visit, her pediatrician detected spinal rotation and sent her to a well-known Children’s hospital near her home in southern California. The orthopedic surgeon she met with… Read More
After originally following the traditional route for scoliosis with her oldest child (CH1) and watching her progress to 50º, this patient’s mom wasn’t taking any chances when her second daughter… Read More
This young patient’s spine responded almost immediately to her Schroth exercise program and the scoliosis brace we fit her in. Within six months her thoracolumbar Cobb angle had reduced to… Read More
“He really has that special intuitive, healing touch. He’s tuned in and observant in a deep way. I feel that we’re very lucky – I really can’t say enough good things about him! I’m so glad that Emily is in such good hands!” Read More
“After a few months of practice, my lower back pain has reduced, it is really a good news and I am planning my next visit to your office [on my next visit to Massachusetts]” Read More
“…when he looked at her latest x-rays yesterday his first comment was “Oh, did you forget that she was supposed to take the brace off for 24 hours before the x-ray?” When I told him that she’d had the brace off for more than 24 hours, he was shocked!” Read More
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