Many of us and our children enjoy an active lifestyle. While staying active and participating in sports has significant benefits, there are some inherent risks for injury, such as concussion. Whether taking a fall off of a bike, a tumble on the ski hill, or a big hit on the football field or hockey rink, a blow to the head can lead to injuries that can significantly impact a person’s life if not treated properly. You and your child may be fearful and nervous about attempting to return to
Pediatric Orthopedics
Diagnosing Childhood Scoliosis With Dr. Liggio
Diagnosing Childhood Scoliosis With Dr. Liggio
Scoliosis is one of the most common childhood spinal conditions. Overall, the disease affects roughly 1 to 2 percent of the American population, or 6 to 9 million people. Although the condition can affect anyone, it most often presents between the ages of 10 and 15. As far as spinal conditions go, most cases of scoliosis are relatively mild. Very often it causes nothing more than a visual deformity of the back, such as uneven shoulders or uneven hips. However, scoliosis can and does cause
