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Background Adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) is a common, costly, and progressive spinal deformity that affects 3-dimensional (3D) neuromuscular control of the axial spinal musculature. Conventional studies of spinal corrective techniques have shown improvements in cardiopulmonary function, strength, mobility, pain and body image. Nevertheless, the majority of AIS studies predominantly focus on alleviating 1or 2-dimensional (2D) spinal deformity (frontal or sagittal) risk factors, and have not specifically targeted multi-dimensional risk factors associated with AIS.

Investigation of 3-dimensional radiographic imaging as treated with Hyu Spinal corrective technique