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Please plan to join Uri Arnin and Saar Wollach from ApiFix Ltd for a presentation and discussion on the ApiFix procedure which is a less invasive, motion-preserving treatment option for select patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS).

Uri and Saar will begin this FREE webinar providing an overview and evolution of the ApiFix system, as well as indications for use,  leading into an open discussion regarding patient selection and recommended pre-op and post-op exercises. This will be a very informative presentation on an emerging treatment for AIS. Please join us !

Dr, René Castelein, MD, PhD

Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery at the University Medical Centre Utrecht, The Netherlands

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Many years of dedicated research into the etiology of idiopathic scoliosis have led to a multitude of theories on this fascinating condition. Genetics, spinal upright biomechanics, metabolism, propriosepsis, the central nervous system, and disturbances of normal paediatric growth have all been implicated in several studies. The problem in scoliosis research, however, is that practically always the end product, which is an already established curvature, is studied. This means that it is impossible to distinguish between factors that are causative to the disorder, those that are the result of it, or those that merely co-occur with it.

In idiopathic scoliosis, it has been known for a long time that the anterior part of the spinal column is longer than the posterior part. This was already pointed out by 19th century anatomists, who had a great three-dimensional (3D) knowledge of the human body. Unfortunately, in later years, also related to the discovery of radiography, this 3D thinking was to a certain extent replaced by more two-dimensional concepts, thus scoliosis was somewhat reduced to a disorder of the coronal plane. More recently, and with the aid of modern 3-dimensional imaging techniques, the true 3D morphology of the scoliotic spine was again re-emphasized. The fact that the anterior part of the spine is longer in scoliosis has led to the etiological theory that a disturbance of the normal, harmonious growth of all parts of the spine, might be at the basis of the development of idiopathic scoliosis. 

In this webinar, arguments, based on thorough research, will be brought forward that indicate that this ‘Relative anterior spinal overgrowth’, or RASO, is indeed a real phenomenon but that it should not be considered the cause of idiopathic scoliosis. 

Advanced Scoliosis and Sagittal Plane Training for Bracing and Therapy for JIS, AIS and ASD

EXTENDED TO 4 WEEKS rental 

by Jean Claude de Mauroy (Founder of SOSORT, Head of Orthopaedic Medicine Department, Clinique du Parc, France)

Start your journey into the oldest method of treatment for Scoliosis, the Lyon method. Dr. Jean Claude de Mauroy is a complete visionary and expert in the field of Scoliosis. This is the first step towards introducing the Lyon method into your Physiotherapy treatment for Scoliosis. The Lyon method is a great foundation and complementary to other methods of scoliosis treatment. This method originated in Lyon, France, and was the first to make the sagittal plane its speciality. This course was designed by Dr. Jean Claude de Mauroy, to carefully synthesize his 48 years of experience in Scoliosis. It was organized and recorded by Dr. Hagit Berdishevsky in New York in early 2020 and was a huge success!  Now, you have the chance to watch the recorded event from your home or office on your computer!

Scoliosis Operative Mgmt.

Functional Individual Therapy of Scoliosis

Bracing for Scoliosis

DELIVERING ENGAGING, ONLINE LEARNING FOR HEALTH CARE PROFESSIONALS IN THE FIELD OF SCOLIOSIS AND SPINAL CONDITIONS.

Our certified teachers and practitioners include the world’s foremost authorities in their respective  fields. Our audience in the medical and health care community, includes doctors, physical therapists, orthotists, nurses and other professionals who treat patients with scoliosis or other spinal conditions. Participants can apply for Continuing Education Units (CEUs) in their own countries. 

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SSOL Webinar Series:

Building healthy relationships with scoliosis patients by Dr. Elisabetta D'Agata

Building relationships with patients

by Dr. Elisabetta D'Agata

Evidence on Sports Participation

by Alessandra Negrini, PT

Boston Boston Orthotics and Prosthetics Series by James H. Wynne, CPO, VP

Principles of 3D Brace

3D Blueprinting

Check before X-Ray

Adherence Monitors

Trailer-Biomechanics Bracing Physiotherapy

Scoliosis & Tensegrity

by Dr. Jean-Claude de Mauroy, MD

Scoliosis & Bipedalism

by Dr. Jean-Claude de Mauroy, MD

Chaos & Scoliosis

by Dr. Jean-Claude de Mauroy, MD

Adult Bracing

by Dr. Jean-Claude de Mauroy, MD

Bracing Kyphosis

by Dr. Jean-Claude de Mauroy, MD

Scoliosis Case Study Series by Andrea Lebel, M.Sc. PT

Early Scoliosis Onset

Late AIS Progression

AIS Case Series

Spinal-Pelvis Sagittal Plane Analysis & Treatment

by Hagit Berdishevsky,PT,DPT

Back,Neck,Postural Care

by Hagit Berdishevsky,PT,DPT