Does every scoliosis case need surgery?
A scoliosis diagnosis does not automatically lead to surgery. Curve progression, growth and its impact on health and everyday function guide the conversation.
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CLINICAL ARTICLES
Articles & clinical insights
Clear, evidence-informed explanations about scoliosis, neck and low-back rehabilitation—written around questions people commonly ask before and during care.
Early signs of scoliosis: when should you consider an assessment?
Shoulder or waist asymmetry is not a diagnosis, but may be a reason to arrange an assessment.
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SCOLIOSIS · EARLY SIGNSWhat happens at a scoliosis assessment?
Assessment comes before a list of exercises. We first understand the curve and the person.
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Schroth exercises: why are they more than a routine?
Scoliosis-specific rehabilitation starts with the curve pattern, not a generic exercise list.
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Adult scoliosis: can rehabilitation help?
Scoliosis is not limited to adolescence. In adults, rehabilitation commonly focuses on pain, movement, function and meaningful daily activities.
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Low back pain: why is one exercise plan not for everyone?
Effective physiotherapy starts with assessment and clinical reasoning, then builds a rehabilitation plan that is reviewed and progressed over time.
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Neck pain: when should we check for nerve involvement?
Neck pain may be short-lived, or it may come with headaches or symptoms extending into an arm. Assessment considers more than the site of pain: the associated symptoms and examination guide what happens next.
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