Modern Internet Search Analytics: Is There a Difference in What Patients are Searching Regarding the Operative and Nonoperative Management of Scoliosis?
Paul G. Mastrokostas,
Leonidas E. Mastrokostas,
Ahmed K. Emara
et al.
Abstract:Study Design Observational Study. Objectives This study aimed to investigate the most searched types of questions and online resources implicated in the operative and nonoperative management of scoliosis. Methods Six terms related to operative and nonoperative scoliosis treatment were searched on Google’s People Also Ask section on October 12, 2023. The Rothwell classification was used to sort questions into fact, policy, or value categories, and associated websites were classified by type. Fischer’s exact tes… Show more
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