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.
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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 a lumbar disc impingement?
Your X-ray or MRI mentions a “disc impingement,” a “decrease in disc height,” or a “...
Do your imaging results mention cervical osteoarthritis or cervicarthrosis? Find out what that means and why it doesn't always explain the pain.
Gait disturbances, clumsiness in the hands, weakness: learn about the main signs of cervical myelopathy and when to seek immediate medical attention.
Does your MRI show a cervical disc protrusion or herniation? Learn about the difference between the two, how they affect the nerves, and the significance of the associated symptoms.
Does your MRI show cervical foraminal stenosis? Learn about its possible link to radiculopathy and the neurological signs to watch for.
Does your X-ray show a loss of cervical lordosis? Find out what that means and how to interpret this finding.
What does the presence of cervical osteophytes mean? Learn about their origin, clinical significance, and potential relationship with the nerves.
Do your imaging results indicate cervical uncarthrosis? Learn about its connection to osteoarthritis, osteophytes, and potential neurological symptoms.
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Scoliosis and sciatica can sometimes occur together. Learn about the possible mechanisms, the role of the nerves, and when an evaluation is recommended.
Can postural correction last over time? Find out what we know about the stability of results and re-evaluation.
Find out why the CCCV at Paris 7 has incorporated Chiropractic BioPhysics®: objective measurements, postural correction, and reassessment.











