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Scoliosis Surgery<\/h4>\n

Scoliosis \u2013 It is an orthopaedic disease commonly known as spinal curvature. In the case of this disease, the spine, which is made up of bones called vertebrae, is bent to the right or left in a visible fashion.<\/p>\n

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Scoliosis Brace<\/h4>\n

A scoliosis brace is a garment designed to prevent the spinal curvature of a person with scoliosis from worsening for the time being, since the condition cannot be fully treated.<\/p>\n

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Scoliosis Physiotherapy<\/h4>\n

Physical therapy is used at every stage of scoliosis, from the simplest curves to adjunctive treatment for<\/span> severe curves. <\/span><\/p>\n

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Professor Doctor
\nG\u00f6khan Demirk\u0131ran<\/span><\/strong><\/h1>\n

Dr. Halil G\u00f6khan Demirk\u0131ran specialises in child and adult spine illnesses. In 2013, he spent 5 months at Stanmore University Spine Clinic in London and 4 months at San Francisco UCSF Spine Center for clinical and academic research. Dr. Demirk\u0131ran has participated in numerous academic projects in Hacettepe University and has made major contributions to the literature on spine surgery.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div>

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Scoliosis Surgery<\/h3>\n

is an important treatment option, but it is only used when necessary. If exercise methods and braces do not improve the patient’s condition within a specific timeframe, surgery<\/b> may be considered based on the<\/span> degree of curvature.<\/span> Grades between 40 and 50 begin to affect the quality of life in the future, and surgery is considered when these levels are reached. However, the angle of curvature is not the only factor that determines the need for surgery.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

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Scoliosis Brace<\/h3>\n

Although scoliosis usually manifests itself in adolescence, it can also be found in children and adults. For adolescent and childhood scoliosis, scoliosis brace treatment is preferred when the curve is between 20-25 and 45 degrees. <\/b>Scoliosis bracing is only used for certain angles of curve. For curves greater than 45 degrees, surgical treatment is usually used.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>

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Scoliosis Physiotherapy<\/h3>\n

Physical therapy for scoliosis is an effective treatment for any degree of scoliosis. In simple cases of less than 20 degrees, early diagnosis, observation, and physical therapy can lead to improvement.<\/span> Again, for curves between 20 and 40 degrees, where corset use is generally recommended, physical therapy may be recommended for immobility caused by corset use or problems caused by normal immobility in daily life. <\/b>For the post-operative period, it is recommended for quick recovery.<\/span><\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/section>