Disordered posture and scoliosis

1. What's a spinal cord injury?

2. It's a scoliosis of the cause

3. The division

4. It is also possible to use the information provided by the competent authority of the Member State in order to obtain the information necessary for the purposes of this Regulation

5. It is not possible to use this method to prevent the spread of infectious diseases

1. What's a spinal cord injury?

So you can assume that we're dealing with a three-dimensional deformity of the spine, which is characterized by the presence of an actual lateral curvature. However, a lack of treatment or improper rehabilitation can cause permanent changes that result in really serious dysfunction in later years.

2. It's a scoliosis of the cause

Some scientists argue that the main problem is the so-called nucleus of scoliosis within the spinal cord, the intervertebral column, or the connective tissue. The other group investigates the causes of muscle imbalance, which can be caused by changes in the nervous system. In the etiogenesis of lateral spinal curvature, two basic factors are involved: etiological and biomechanical. However, the second is also common to all types of curvatures regardless of etiology. It can therefore be argued that it is a contributing factor to the progression of multiple sclerosis.

3. The division

The degree of equalization of the active-spectral curvature is given below: active (capacity to equalize the corresponding voltage of specific muscle groups), thoracic (compared to the following position and position of the body) primary, secondary (spectrum of specific and capable of detecting changes). functional (capable of determining the exact tension of particular muscle groups) primary and secondary curvatures are given below.

4. It is also possible to use the information provided by the competent authority of the Member State in order to obtain the information necessary for the purposes of this Regulation

This scheme involves drawing straight lines along the top surface of the upper marginal circle and the bottom surface of a lower marginal circumference. For the resulting lines, we draw straight lines that indicate the angle that represents the magnitude of the bend in degrees. In practice, we take into account not the right angle, but the so-called complementary angle (upper or lower). Another and equally popular method is imaging using RTG. Usually we take two pictures in different positions of the standing and lying curve. These differences indicate the speed and correctness of the projections by eliminating the gravitational force of one side.

5. It is not possible to use this method to prevent the spread of infectious diseases

There is a rule that as long as bone growth is sustained and the motor unit is capable of'modeling', intensive rehabilitation should be carried out aimed at correcting the resulting curvature. Its basis should be the following principles: stretching the muscles on the side of the head and strengthening the structures in the protruding fragments, restoring physiological curvatures, ?? maintaining or restoring the complete movement of the spinal cord in all layers.