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Management of early-onset scoliosis (EOS) is a challenging dilemma. EOS is usually defined as a curve more than 10° in a child below the age of 10 years. The main issues to take into account for a child with EOS are a curve progression and growth of the spine and the thoracic cage to allow normal development of the lungs. There are various options available to manage an EOS progressive curve which could range from bracing to surgical intervention. All these options have certain advantages and pitfalls which should be taken into consideration in formulating a management plan for these young children.

An Overview of Management of Early-onset Scoliosis