Does Your Child Have Scoliosis?

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Dr. Pasquale X. Montesano

Principal Orthopedic Spine surgeon at Montesano Spine & Sport.

Scoliosis, or an S-shaped spine curvature, can worsen with age and growth, and lead to deformity, so early intervention is key.

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Scoliosis, or an S-shaped spine curvature, can worsen with age and growth, and lead to deformity, so early intervention is key.

A healthy spine is straight. When the spine has an abnormal S-shaped curvature, it’s referred to as Scoliosis, which generally occurs in adolescents. The curvature can worsen with age and growth, and lead to deformity, so early intervention is key.

As a father, Dr Pasquale X Montesano treats every patient like family. If you suspect your child may have Scoliosis, please schedule a consultation to discuss his or her best treatment options.

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