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Where to start?
01 — Types of Scoliosis
The most common type of scoliosis is “adolescent idiopathic scoliosis” or pediatric scoliosis. Idiopathic means “of unknown origin”. Research into the cause of scoliosis suggests that there may be a genetic factor which affects the control of the growth of the spine.
Scoliosis can affect both children and adults. We treat pediatric scoliosis and adult degenerative scoliosis. In young children, scoliosis is a very serious condition as it can rapidly progress as the child grows. The four types of scoliosis include:
1. Infantile
2. Juvenile
3. Adolescent
4. Adult
02 — Early detection
Choosing the right treatment for scoliosis relies on first being able to accurately assess and measure it. Scoliosis can be detected through postural assessment, but can only be accurately diagnosed and measured on an X-Ray of the spine. Here’s what to look for:
1. Shoulder asymmetrical
2. Prominent shoulder blade
3. Visible curve
4. Hips asymmetrical
5. Waist asymmetrical
03 — Treatment
If left untreated, scoliosis sometimes requires surgery. In surgical cases, the bones of the spine are fused together and metal rods are inserted to try to straighten the spine. If the correct approach is used early enough, non-invasive care is an effective treatment for halting the progression of scoliosis curves. In many cases our treatment can even reduce or straighten the curve. Our dedicated team harnesses the potential of ScoliBrace, ScoliBalance, CLEAR, as well as multiple other techniques, offering a non-surgical path to a straighter spine for both pediatric scoliosis treatment and adult degenerative scoliosis treatment.
After years of research into the effect of Mirror Image rehabilitation procedures on scoliosis, 3D designed and manufactured ScoliBraces have been developed to treat both adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) and adult degenerative scoliosis. This scoliosis treatment approach takes into consideration the postural alignment of the patient and the scoliosis deformity in 3 dimensions. Each 3D assessment is used to custom design and manufacture a brace to correct the patients postural and spinal deformity in all 3 planes for effective non-surgical scoliosis treatment.
A Revolutionary Approach to Scoliosis Treatment
INTRODUCING SCOLIBRACE
Discover the Power of ScoliBrace
At Lake Nona Family Chiropractic, we are proud to offer ScoliBrace, an innovative solution in the treatment of scoliosis. This state-of-the-art brace represents a significant advancement in non-surgical scoliosis correction, providing a highly effective, patient-friendly approach to managing and treating spinal curvature.
Customized for Your Unique Needs
Each ScoliBrace is uniquely crafted to suit the individual needs and specific curvature pattern of our patients. This personalized fitting ensures the brace not only offers maximum effectiveness but also maintains comfort and ease of use. Our dedicated team works closely with you to ensure your brace is tailored for optimal fit.
How ScoliBrace Works
ScoliBrace operates on a three-dimensional correction principle. It works by guiding the body and spine into a more natural position, helping to correct and manage scoliosis. The brace's design is sleek and discreet, allowing for ease of movement and day-to-day wear. It's suitable for patients of all ages, from children to adults, and is effective in treating various types of scoliosis, including idiopathic and neuromuscular conditions.
Comprehensive Support and Care
Our approach to scoliosis treatment with ScoliBrace goes beyond just fitting the brace. We provide ongoing care and support, ensuring regular monitoring and adjustments as needed. Our team is committed to not just improving spinal alignment, but also enhancing your overall quality of life.
ScoliBrace treatment
outcomes may include:
Reduced scoliosis curves
Improved body appearance and posture with reduced rib humping, more level shoulders and more symmetrical waist
Reduced pain and minimized discomfort
For some neuromuscular and other congenital cases, providing physical support and prevent or slow curve progression
Individual results may vary.
Unlock a brighter future through early detection with providers who care
There are a number of ‘warning signs’ to look for to indicate that perhaps you or someone you know has scoliosis. Should you notice any one or more of these signs, contact us today.
