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Methods A 12 y/o female diagnosed with AIS presented to the clinic, with recent history of 6 degree progression (over 3 months)in thoracic and lumbar curves to be 21 degrees right thoracic and 27 degrees left lumbar, Risser 0, premenarchal, at initiation of treatment. Risk of progression, as calculated using Lonstein-Carlson equation, was greater than 90%. In addition, she had a ScoliScore of 188, indicating a “high risk of progression to a severe curve.” (3) She was prescribed a Boston brace to be worn 14 hours per day. She also was trained in scoliosis specific exercises according to SEAS and Schroth, and was compliant with a 20 minute home exercise program, five times per week.

Effects of scoliosis specific conservative management of an adolescent female with is with high risk of progression