2021 Power Over Scoliosis Webinar | Setting Scoliosis Straight

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Power Over Scoliosis is a family-friendly educational program that brings together a diverse faculty of orthopedic experts to help your family successfully navigate your scoliosis journey.
By watching this webinar you will be able to dispel common misconceptions (and fears!) about the condition, improve your family’s scoliosis aptitude, and connect with local families who have walked this path before you.
Topics include:
00:00 - Introduction
03:30 - What is Scoliosis?
08:00 - Patient Story - Sofia M.
11:43 - Patient Story - Alexis T.
18:26 - Genetics
27:39 - What to Expect and Factors for Decision Making with Fusion vs Non-Fusion Surgical Treatment.
46:37 - Long-term Outcomes of Scoliosis and Pregnancy & Childbirth
To learn more about Setting Scoliosis Straight Foundation, visit our website by clicking on the link below!
www.settingscoliosisstraight.org
Special Thanks to ALL our Sponsors!

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9 июл 2024

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Комментарии : 5

@gracehansed3820 10 месяцев назад

It’s my doctor! Doctor m

@MATomaso 3 года назад

Are there any Scheuermann's Kyphosis webinars?

@SettingScoliosisStraight 3 года назад

Hi MATomaso, we currently do not have a Scheuermann's Kyphosis webinar lined up as of right now. But, we will definitely have one in the future. Please check back on our website for new webinar announcements. Thanks!

@MATomaso 3 года назад

@@SettingScoliosisStraight ah ok thx

@education7281 2 года назад

48:10 your data on the chances for a reoperation later down the road is is contradictive to your other video "long term outcomes" ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-N2rP1qd3NHk.html which states that the longer time you follow up a previously fused patient the more likely for a reoperation to occur, which is more likely to be true from the pattern shown in most other cohort studies throughout the years especially with the likelihood of adjacent segment disease. Also how can you say from the 5 to 10 year mark shown in the video that the survival rate slows down exponentially and stabilizes when you've only followed up 39% of the patients, much lower % than those you followed up in the beginning of the study with shorter times post operatively, there is also no link to a published study for which the chart in your video is referenced from.