Clinical New Insights into Management of Scoliosis

Dear Colleagues,

Spine deformations, especially scoliosis, reflect a wide range of complex conditions with different backgrounds and diverse treatment approaches. Despite advancements in understanding their etiology and treatment options, significant gaps persist in optimizing outcomes for patients.

This Special Issue aims to gather the latest clinical and scientific research on scoliosis management, including innovative surgical and non-surgical treatments, rehabilitation techniques, and long-term care strategies. Key areas include understanding the underlying causes, risk factors, and progression patterns of scoliosis, as well as exploring advanced imaging, diagnostic tools, and treatment efficacy. Contributions addressing challenges in patient-specific care and interdisciplinary approaches to improving the quality of life of scoliosis patients and treatment results are particularly welcome.

Additionally, the scope extends to exploring the etiology, background, and underlying basic science of scoliosis.

Researchers and clinicians are invited to contribute studies that push the boundaries of current treatment practices, ensuring a more comprehensive understanding of scoliosis and its management.

This Special Issue aims to provide fresh insights into optimizing patient care and improving treatment outcomes.

Dr. Piotr Janusz
Prof. Dr. Marcin Tyrakowski
Guest Editors

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