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Nov

2016

Scoliosis Surgery Risks: What You Need to Know

Erika

In many mild cases of scoliosis (i.e. where the patient’s spinal curve is unlikely to progress to an extent that will cause major changes in their appearance or respiratory health), spinal fusion surgery will not be recommended. For those with a severe curve (45-50 degrees or more), surgery is usually recommended – particularly if the … Read more

Oct

2016

Scoliosis Surgery vs Bracing

Erika

If you suffer from scoliosis and the curve in your spine is becoming more severe, your doctor may recommend that you wear a back brace. A back brace won’t directly correct your spinal curve, but it can help with preventing the curve from progressing any further. If the curve in your spine is quite severe, … Read more

Oct

2016

Cerebral Palsy and Scoliosis

Erika

While the majority of scoliosis cases occur without any prominent connection to the sufferer’s overall health and lifestyle, there are several medical conditions which can lead to what is commonly known as neuromuscular scoliosis, or myopathic scoliosis. This is caused by abnormalities of the myoneural pathways of the body, and often leads to a more … Read more

Oct

2016

10 Things to Do in London

Erika

We at the Scoliosis SOS Clinic are very lucky to be based right in the centre of London. Not only does our location make it easy for people to visit us from all over the world, it also means that we’ve got some amazing attractions and landmarks right on our doorstep. If you’re thinking … Read more

Oct

2016

Scoliosis & Dancing: Our Success Stories

Erika

Here at Scoliosis SOS, we pride ourselves on our ability to provide a specifically tailored treatment plan, which addresses each individual case for the best possible results. For this reason, we have attracted a high number of patients with very specific concerns relating to their physical abilities and quality of life, including many individuals from … Read more