Scoliosis - Revision history

Nnjm2 at 17:41, 9 December 2018

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	''Scoliosis'' is a condition of a abnormal sideways curvature to the [[Spine\|spine]]. The severity of the curve can vary from very mild and barely noticeable to severe depending on the degree of the curve. The disorder is frequently hereditary but not always, however, there is no correlation between the severity from one generation to the next. Scoliosis curvature is usually in the thoracic or thoracolumbar spine. If a hump or asymmetry of the upper or lower back is found, or if the shoulders are different heights, then you should seek medical advice with a clinical physician, and an [[X-ray\|X-ray]] may be required. Depending on the severity and risk of the condition getting worse it can be treated with bracing or surgery. Surgery is usually required if the curvature is above 50 degrees as the curvature may continue to continue getting more severe even after the patient has stopped growing. Scoliosis is most commonly found in teenage girls and is most frequently diagnosed druing puberty.		Scoliosis is a condition of a abnormal sideways curvature to the [[Spine\|spine]]. The severity of the curve can vary from very mild and barely noticeable to severe depending on the degree of the curve. The disorder is frequently hereditary but not always, however, there is no correlation between the severity from one generation to the next. Scoliosis curvature is usually in the thoracic or thoracolumbar spine. If a hump or asymmetry of the upper or lower back is found, or if the shoulders are different heights, then you should seek medical advice with a clinical physician, and an [[X-ray\|X-ray]] may be required. Depending on the severity and risk of the condition getting worse it can be treated with bracing or surgery. Surgery is usually required if the curvature is above 50 degrees as the curvature may continue to continue getting more severe even after the patient has stopped growing. Scoliosis is most commonly found in teenage girls and is most frequently diagnosed druing puberty.

180036244 at 16:32, 9 December 2018

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	''Scoliosis'' is a condition of a abnormal sideways curvature to the [[Spine\|spine]]. The severity of the curve can vary from very mild and barely noticeable to severe depending on the degree of the curve. The disorder is hereditary, however, there is no correlation between the severity from one generation to the next. Scoliosis curvature is usually in the thoracic or thoracolumbar spine. If a hump or asymmetry of the upper or lower back is found, or if the shoulders are different heights, then you should seek medical advice with a clinical physician, and an [[X-ray\|X-ray]] may be required. Depending on the severity and risk of the condition getting worse it can be treated with bracing or surgery.		''Scoliosis'' is a condition of a abnormal sideways curvature to the [[Spine\|spine]]. The severity of the curve can vary from very mild and barely noticeable to severe depending on the degree of the curve. The disorder is frequently hereditary but not always, however, there is no correlation between the severity from one generation to the next. Scoliosis curvature is usually in the thoracic or thoracolumbar spine. If a hump or asymmetry of the upper or lower back is found, or if the shoulders are different heights, then you should seek medical advice with a clinical physician, and an [[X-ray\|X-ray]] may be required. Depending on the severity and risk of the condition getting worse it can be treated with bracing or surgery. Surgery is usually required if the curvature is above 50 degrees as the curvature may continue to continue getting more severe even after the patient has stopped growing. Scoliosis is most commonly found in teenage girls and is most frequently diagnosed druing puberty.

Nnjm2 at 10:02, 3 December 2018

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	''Scoliosis''~~<span style="line-height: 1.5em;">~~ is a condition of a abnormal ~~sideway~~ curvature to the [[Spine\|spine]]. The severity of the curve can vary from very mild and barely noticeable to severe depending on the degree of the curve. The disorder is hereditary, however there is no correlation of the severity from one generation to the next. Scoliosis curvature is usually in the thoracic or thoracolumbar spine. If a hump or asymmetry of the upper or lower back is found, or if the shoulders are different heights, then you should seek ~~medial~~ advice with~~ ~~a clinical physician, and an [[X-ray\|X-ray]] may be required.~~ ~~Depending on the severity and risk of the condition getting worse it can be treated with bracing or surgery.~~</span>~~		''Scoliosis'' is a condition of a abnormal sideways curvature to the [[Spine\|spine]]. The severity of the curve can vary from very mild and barely noticeable to severe depending on the degree of the curve. The disorder is hereditary, however, there is no correlation between the severity from one generation to the next. Scoliosis curvature is usually in the thoracic or thoracolumbar spine. If a hump or asymmetry of the upper or lower back is found, or if the shoulders are different heights, then you should seek medical advice with a clinical physician, and an [[X-ray\|X-ray]] may be required. Depending on the severity and risk of the condition getting worse it can be treated with bracing or surgery.

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	''Scoliosis''<span style="line-height: 1.5em;"> is a condition of a abnormal sideway curvature to the [[~~spine~~\|spine]]. The severity of the curve can vary from very mild and barely noticeable to severe depending on the degree of the curve. The disorder is hereditary however there is no correlation of the severity from one generation to the next. Scoliosis curvature is usually in the thoracic or thoracolumbar spine~~, if~~ a hump or asymmetry of the upper or lower back is found, or if the shoulders are different heights, then you should seek medial advice with a clinical physician and an [[X-ray\|X-ray]] may be required. Depending on the severity and risk of the condition getting worse it can be treated with bracing or surgery.</span>		''Scoliosis''<span style="line-height: 1.5em;"> is a condition of a abnormal sideway curvature to the [[Spine\|spine]]. The severity of the curve can vary from very mild and barely noticeable to severe depending on the degree of the curve. The disorder is hereditary, however there is no correlation of the severity from one generation to the next. Scoliosis curvature is usually in the thoracic or thoracolumbar spine. If a hump or asymmetry of the upper or lower back is found, or if the shoulders are different heights, then you should seek medial advice with a clinical physician, and an [[X-ray\|X-ray]] may be required. Depending on the severity and risk of the condition getting worse it can be treated with bracing or surgery.</span>

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	~~<u>'~~''Scoliosis'''</u>		''Scoliosis''<span style="line-height: 1.5em;"> is a condition of a abnormal sideway curvature to the [[spine\|spine]]. The severity of the curve can vary from very mild and barely noticeable to severe depending on the degree of the curve. The disorder is hereditary however there is no correlation of the severity from one generation to the next. Scoliosis curvature is usually in the thoracic or thoracolumbar spine, if a hump or asymmetry of the upper or lower back is found, or if the shoulders are different heights, then you should seek medial advice with a clinical physician and an [[X-ray\|X-ray]] may be required. Depending on the severity and risk of the condition getting worse it can be treated with bracing or surgery.</span>

	~~''Scoliosis''~~ is a condition of a abnormal sideway curvature to the spine. The severity of the curve can vary from very mild and barely noticeable to severe depending on the degree of the curve. The disorder is hereditary however there is no correlation of the severity from one generation to the next. Scoliosis curvature is usually in the thoracic or thoracolumbar spine, if a hump or asymmetry of the upper or lower back is found, or if the shoulders are different heights, then you should seek medial advice with a clinical physician and an X-ray may be required. Depending on the severity and risk of the condition getting worse it can be treated with bracing or surgery.

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''Scoliosis'' is a condition of a abnormal sideway curvature to the spine. The severity of the curve can vary from very mild and barely noticeable to severe depending on the degree of the curve. The disorder is hereditary however there is no correlation of the severity from one generation to the next. Scoliosis curvature is usually in the thoracic or thoracolumbar spine, if a hump or asymmetry of the upper or lower back is found, or if the shoulders are different heights, then you should seek medial advice with a clinical physician and an X-ray may be required. Depending on the severity and risk of the condition getting worse it can be treated with bracing or surgery.