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The incidence of scoliosis was 0.55%, or 1489 studentsfrom 1989 to 2005. The program's positive predictivevalue was low, at .50%, or 1 confirmed diagnosis per 200students screened. Children in lower socioeconomicstrata were more likely to be identified for possible scolio-sis than other students. Girls were identified and diag-nosed with scoliosis increasingly over time. Compared toother programs, fewer students per thousand were posi-tively screened for scoliosis in MA, though follow up eval-uation was incomplete for 72% of those students.

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School based scoliosis screening: an analysis of socio-demographics, compliance, efficacy and a proposed role for physical therapists in a state mandated program