The effectiveness of Schroth exercises added to the brace on the postural control of adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis: Case series

Larni, Yasin; Mohsenifar, Holakoo; Ghandhari, Hasan; Salehi, Reza

doi:10.1016/j.amsu.2022.104893

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“…Several studies have suggested that combining orthoses with exercise can result in better corrective effects. [30,31] There are also other emerging research interests, such as a new 3-dimensional classification of AIS, [32] the validation of some new classifications, [33,34] assessment methods, and finite element models of the scoliotic spine. [35][36][37][38] Table 3 Authors with publications ≥ 15 and with citations ≥ 100.…”

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A bibliometric review and visual analysis of orthotic treatment in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis from the Web of Science database and CiteSpace software

Luo,

Wu,

Liu

et al. 2024

Medicine

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Orthotic treatment has been the primary nonoperative treatment for patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS), however, no bibliometric study has been conducted in this field to date. Therefore, this study aims to analyze potential trends and new advances in the field of orthotic treatment of AIS through a bibliometric analysis and visualization study. Relevant literature included in the Web of Science database from the start of the database to the 1st month of 2023 was retrieved and analyzed using CiteSpace software (version 6.1.R6). Data on the nations, institutions, authors, journals, keywords, and cited references were collected for each publication. A total of 1005 records were included. The most productive countries and institutions were the USA and Hong Kong Polytechnic University, respectively. Spine was the most influential journal, with the highest number of citations. Hubert Labelle had the most publications, whereas Weinstein was the most cited author. The efficacy of orthotic treatment has always been at the frontier of research. Notably, changes in the quality of life after orthotic treatment, success rate or curve progression, new classification systems, and exercises have been the focus of research in recent years. This study enriches the understanding of research landscapes and key contributors in orthotic treatment for AIS.

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A bibliometric review and visual analysis of orthotic treatment in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis from the Web of Science database and CiteSpace software

Luo,

Wu,

Liu

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Medicine

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“…Regarding posture, the recent study by Larni explains the anomalies in biomechanics and postural control variables in adolescents with scoliosis, their postural instability and the difficulty in the integration mechanisms of data (21). The patients have deficits in muscular effort and counterbalance anti-gravity forces in the attempt to maintain a better and more correct position.…”

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Is there a link between scoliosis and headache disorders-related symptoms?

Faes,

Milella

2023

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Background Scoliosis is a complex deformity of the spine in all three planes. Its multifactorial etiology is not fully clear: it results from genetic, endocrine and muscular factors connected with biomechanical causes. The most common form is adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS), usually detected during the pubertal growth spurt. It affects from 2 to 3% of adolescents with some restrictions to their daily life, being a risk factor for different impairments to health related quality of life (HRQoL). With advances in this field of study, more attention has been given to the perception of deformity and the correlated symptoms of some comorbidities. Among different aspects, several studies are focusing on the potential of scoliosis to cause postural control impairments. To date, in literature, a plausible relationship between scoliosis and headache disorders is sparsely studied not only in adult patients but also in adolescents. The diagnosis of the different types of headaches remains a challenge even because they are similar, having several symptoms that can be considered the same. Objectives The aim of this scoping review is to provide an analysis of the current state of the art on scoliosis and the possible correlation with headache related symptoms. Methods Research was conducted through all publications written in English about this topic in accordance with the PRISMA extensions for Scoping Reviews (PRISMA ScR). Studies were included if they had met the following inclusion criteria: population affected by primary scoliosis, no limits of age and gender. No study design, publication type and data restrictions were applied. Medline (PubMed), gray literature databases were searched up to May 2023. Two reviewers managed to screen independently all titles, abstracts and free full-text studies for inclusion. A data collection form was developed in order to extract the characteristics of the studies included. Results In recent years, greater attention has been given to the perception of the deformity and to the correlated symptoms of different comorbidities. A few studies focus on the potential of scoliosis for causing postural control impairments that can pave the way to headache. A plausible relationship between scoliosis and headache disorders is sparsely studied not only in adult patients but also in adolescents. Data on percentage of headache as a comorbidity are present in 7 studies, which met the elegibility criteria for the review. Heterogeneity of outcome measures and participants in the studies caused the impossibility to pool together the results in a statistical form. Therefore, it was decided to report them in narrative form. Conclusion The data included seem not sufficient to guarantee a reasonable quality of analysis. Specifically, there is a lack of systematic research with a focus on the presence of a possible correlation between scoliosis and headache. The significant heterogeneity of symptomatic dimensions and sometimes their overlap occur in the cephalalgic patient and it complicates the interpretation of the data. It seems necessary to continue research in order to investigate through a questionnaire -Midas adapted- that can be submitted to scoliotic patients and offer a good methodological perspective. Moreover, in case of the presence of headache, a detailed analysis could also be significant through their symptom diary.

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Innovative Methods of Physical Therapy for Scoliosis

Semenchuk,

Nesterchuk,

Mykhailova

et al. 2024

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Сколіоз є одним з найбільш поширених ортопедичних захворювань. Своєчасна діагностика та ефективна реабілітація можуть значно покращити стан пацієнтів зі сколіозом, дозволяючи їм вести повноцінне життя. Мета – проаналізувати та систематизувати інноваційні методи фізичної терапії сколіозу. Методи. Для досягнення цілей дослідження були проведені аналіз наукової літератури та систематизація інформації з використанням таких електронних баз даних, як: PubMed, Google Scholar та інших. Результати дослідження. На сьогоднішній день існує ряд інноваційних методів фізичної терапії при сколіозі. Метод Шрот – використовуються спеціальні дихальні техніки, які сприяють вирівнюванню ребер та покращенню функції легенів. Метод біологічного зворотного зв’язку допомагає пацієнтам отримувати зворотний зв'язок у режимі реального часу про стан їхнього хребта та м'язів. Метод віртуальної реальності передбачає створення інтерактивних віртуальних середовищ, де пацієнти можуть повністю зануритися в процес реабілітації. Роботизовані екзоскелети представлені у вигляді зовнішніх механічних конструкцій, які одягаються на тіло пацієнта і допомагають підтримувати правильну поставу та коригувати деформації хребта. Використання 3D-друкування дозволяє створювати індивідуалізовані ортези та корсети, які відповідають анатомічним особливостям пацієнта. Метод функціональної реабілітації за допомогою тренажерів базується на використанні спеціально розроблених тренажерів, що дозволяють здійснювати комплексну фізичну терапію, спрямовану на корекцію сколіозу. Основні переваги інноваційних технологій над традиційними методами: покращення усвідомлення власного тіла пацієнтом, завдяки чому досягається довгостроковий результат, більш захопливий та ігровий підхід до реабілітації, активне залучення пацієнта до самостійного виконання вправ та контролю за своїм станом. Висновки. Інноваційні технології фізичної терапії при сколіозі відкривають нові можливості для лікування цього захворювання. Використання сучасних методів забезпечує ефективну корекцію викривлення хребта, підвищує якість лікування та покращує життя пацієнтів.

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The effectiveness of Schroth exercises added to the brace on the postural control of adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis: Case series

Cited by 4 publications

References 34 publications

A bibliometric review and visual analysis of orthotic treatment in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis from the Web of Science database and CiteSpace software

A bibliometric review and visual analysis of orthotic treatment in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis from the Web of Science database and CiteSpace software

Is there a link between scoliosis and headache disorders-related symptoms?

Innovative Methods of Physical Therapy for Scoliosis

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