Functional Scoliosis
Functional or “secondary” scoliosis is a flexible, nonbony curve secondary to leg length discrepancy, herniated disk, spondylolisthesis, discitis, muscle spasm, trauma, arthritis, or hip disease. Treatment of the underlying problem typically resolves the curve.
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