What is Early Onset Scoliosis and How is it Treated? 

In this video, our specialists at Children’s Hospital Colorado go over the differences between early onset scoliosis and adolescent scoliosis, their causes, as well as summarize the various treatment options for early onset scoliosis. Watch more to learn about the signs, diagnoses, and treatments for early onset scoliosis.
To learn more about Adolescent Scoliosis, which affects teenagers, watch our Adolescent Scoliosis video here: • What is scoliosis?
Early onset scoliosis is scoliosis diagnosed in children before the age of 10 that still have substantial growth of the chest and spine remaining. It can be difficult to distinguish a child with early onset scoliosis from children with no spinal deformity, especially in infants. For children with early onset scoliosis, treatment focuses on both controlling the progression of spinal deformity while also allowing the spine and chest to grow. In this video, the specialists at Children’s Hospital Colorado dive into the differences between early onset scoliosis and adolescent scoliosis as well as the different causes and types of treatment.
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