Scoliosis is a lateral curvature of the spine and is considered the most common spinal deformity. Approximately 500,000 American adults have scoliosis of over 30°. Scoliosis in adults over 20 years of age begins in childhood or adolescence, and is mostly overlooked until it is quite severe.  There are two different forms of scoliosis: structural scoliosis, with definite changes in the vertebrae, and postural scoliosis, which is of a functional nature.

The DBS Scoliosis Rail attachment takes into account a number of factors, including the physiological age of the patient, the size and location of the curve, and the progress of the curve.  The initial treatment with the DBS Scoliosis Rail attachment is the same as with the Vertetrac, however, the DBS applies different decompression to patients with a sciatic scoliosis.  The dynamic brace system helps to restore normal upright stance while decreasing muscle spasm, often leading to full recovery.  The spinal decompression in combination with a horizontal pressure force, locating it onto the apex of the curve which can help to arrest the curve’s progression.

According to a clinical study performed by the Orthopaedic Technological Review, 86% of all cases experienced spinal pain relief as a result of direct spinal decompression.

 DBS Scoliosis Rail Brochure

 How Does the Spine Work?

 Facts about Back Pain Problems

 Non Surgical Treatment for Lower Back Pain

 Glossary

 Dynamic Brace System – Description of Scoliotic Conditions Appropriate for Treatment with DBS and System Directions

 Chiropractic Rehabilitation: Dorso-Lumbar Idiopathic Scoliosis

 Health in Your Hands: Your Plan for Natural Scoliosis Prevention and Treatment

 Deformities of the Spine – Scoliosis