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Objective Progressive idiopathic scoliosis (IS) causes contractures and shortening in the paraspinal soft tissues. Soft tissue related impediments to scoliosis correction may be addressed by a specific physiotherapy. It is assumed that paraspinal concave muscles which develop their action along the chord of the curvature, may promote curve increase. The hypothesis was that specific soft tissue therapy is able to interfere with the concave side muscle activity. The objective of the study was to compare the bioelectrical activity of convex and concave paraspinal muscles at the apex of the curve, before and after specific soft tissue therapy.

Decrease of electromyographic activity of concave paraspinal muscles in scoliotic girls after specific soft tissue therapy