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Background Many styles of TLSOs can be used in the treatment of congenital and infantile scoliosis. A standard anterior open TLSO design with no window openings is one of the more common styles. A specific TLSO called the “Kalibus” was developed for the treatment of congenital scoliosis in very young children. The Kalibus consists of a rigid pelvic section, a floating pad with adjustable tension straps with a large opening opposite the pad and a rigid shoulder cuff. Typically, an inflexible spine characterizes congenital scoliosis, however, evaluating supine traction x-rays can determine spine flexibility as well as whether bracing is a treatment option to reduce some of the flexible deformities of the curve(s).

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Comparison of in-brace correction between a (TLSO) using a floating pad with adjustable straps and a standard anterior open TLSO with no window openings for the treatment of congenital and infantile scoliosis: a case series