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When discussing adult scoliosis, the Cobb angle is often the first measurement mentioned. It is used to quantify the severity of a spinal curvature...
The cervical spine is not normally perfectly straight. Viewed from the side, it has a curve called cervical lordosis, which helps maintain balance...
Can scoliosis progress after a person has finished growing? Learn how to assess it, monitor its progression, and find out what conservative treatment options are available.
How do posture and the spine change with age? Learn why mobility, function, and posture all play a role in maintaining independence.
Every year on October 16, World Spine Day highlights the importance of spinal health and movement...
What is lumbar spondylolisthesis?
The term "spondylolisthesis" refers to the displacement of one vertebra relative to the one immediately below it...
What is lumbar interapophyseal osteoarthritis?
Your X-ray, CT scan, or MRI mentions “posterior interapophyseal osteoarthritis,” “osteoarthritis...”
What is lumbar foraminal stenosis?
Your MRI report mentions “foraminal stenosis,” “foraminal narrowing,” or “narrowing of the foramen...”
What is a lumbar disc impingement?
Your X-ray or MRI mentions a “disc impingement,” a “decrease in disc height,” or a “...
Does your X-ray, CT scan, or MRI of the lower back mention “lumbar disc disease,” “degenerative disc disease,” or “disc impingement”?
These terms ...
Do your imaging results mention cervical osteoarthritis or cervicarthrosis? Find out what that means and why it doesn't always explain the pain.
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