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Radiologic Technology, 79:44-65 2007
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Spinal Curves and Scoliosis

SUSAN M. ANDERSON, M.A.Ed., R.T.(R)

Scoliosis, an abnormal side-to-side curve of the spine with associated vertebral rotation, affects as many as 4% of all adolescents. Several different categories of scoliosis exist, and treatment can range from observation and follow-up to bracing and surgical correction. This article discusses special imaging series for scoliosis and emphasizes the need for proper radiation protection techniques for patients with scoliosis, most of whom are girls in their early to mid-teens.

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