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Pediatric Treatment Goal SpineCor Custom Scoliosis Brace
The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective Brace
• Research in 1992 at Ste-Justine Hospital, Montreal, Canada.
• Professor Charles H Rivard MD; Christine Coillard MD.
• Canadian Government Research Project.
• 12 million dollars.
• 65 researchers
• Orthobiom
• Blood Test
• SpineCor
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BracePaediatric SpineCor Brace
Growth Modulation
Localised 3D Vertebral Deformity
Destabilisation of the Spine
Postural Disorganisation
Neuro-musculo-skeletal Dysfunction
Asymmetric Biomechanical Growth
Plate Loading IdiopathicScoliosis
Genetic FaultTemporary asymmetric delay in ossification (growth) of the posterolateral segment of vertebra
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceCircle of Idiopathic Scoliosis
Genetic temporary fault
Delayed ossification in the postero-lateral part of the
vertebra
Initial deformity
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceOrigin of the Localised 3D Deformity
NEURO-CENTRAL CARTILAGES
Growth plates involved in the 3D development of part of the vertebral body, transverse and articular processes and laminae.
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceLocalised 3D Vertebral Deformity
Growth Modulation
Localised 3D Vertebral Deformity
Destabilisation of the Spine
Postural Disorganisation
Neuro-musculo-skeletal Dysfunction
Asymmetric Biomechanical Growth
Plate Loading
Genetic FaultTemporary asymmetric delay in ossification (growth) of the posterolateral segment of vertebra
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IdiopathicScoliosis
The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceCircle of Idiopathic Scoliosis
1. Lateral Wedging
2. Anterior/Posterior Wedging
3. Rotational Deformity
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceLocalised 3D Vertebral Deformity
Rib Deformity
• Decreased distance between the ribs in concave side
• Highlights the lateral wedging of the vertebrae
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceEvidence of Lateral Wedging
Modification of the sagittal profile
• Hypokyphosis• Hypolordosis • Flat back
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceEvidence of Anterior/Posterior Wedging
Arc from spinous process through the vertebral body
• Rotation in the rest of the spine is a disorientation as a result of this
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceEvidence of Rotational Deformity
INITIAL LOCALISED 3D VERTEBRAL DEFORMITY PATTERN
• Specifically confined to one vertebra +
half of the vertebra above + half of the vertebra below
• At or around the apex of the major structural curve
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceLocalised 3D Vertebral Deformity
• The other vertebras are disoriented but not deformed!
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceLocalised 3D Vertebral Deformity
Growth Modulation
Localised 3D Vertebral Deformity
Destabilisation of the Spine
Postural Disorganisation
Neuro-musculo-skeletal
Dysfunction
Asymmetric Biomechanical
Growth Plate Loading IdiopathicScoliosis
Genetic FaultTemporary asymmetric delay in ossification (growth) of the posterolateral segment of vertebra
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceCircle of Idiopathic Scoliosis
• Consequence of the initial 3D vertebral deformity.
• May result in 1 or more curves:
• Primary structural curve contains the deformed vertebrae and has greatest potential to progress
• Secondary compensatory curve has limited potential to progress
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceDestablisation of the Spine
Growth Modulation
Localised 3D Vertebral Deformity
Destabilisation of the Spine
Postural Disorganisation
Neuro-musculo-skeletal
Dysfunction
Asymmetric Biomechanical
Growth Plate Loading IdiopathicScoliosis
Genetic FaultTemporary asymmetric delay in ossification (growth) of the posterolateral segment of vertebra
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceCircle of Idiopathic Scoliosis
• Postural disorganization is closely related to the type of curve.
• It permits to get an indirect 3D evaluation of the scoliosis curve.
• The postural disorganization contributes to the aggravation of the curve.
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BracePostural Disorganisation
Growth Modulation
Localised 3D Vertebral Deformity
Destabilisation of the Spine
Postural Disorganisation
Neuro-musculo-skeletal
Dysfunction
Asymmetric Biomechanical
Growth Plate Loading
IdiopathicScoliosis
Genetic FaultTemporary asymmetric delay in ossification (growth) of the posterolateral segment of vertebra
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceCircle of Idiopathic Scoliosis
DREIDIMENSIONALE SKOLIOSE BEHANDLUNG
CHRISTA LEHNERT-SCHROTH
Postural disorganization affects the orientation of the whole skeleton:
• Shoulder girdle
• Rib cage
• Pelvic girdle
• Lower limbs
• Gait is also affected!
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceNeuro-Musculo-Skeletal Dysfunction
Muscular dysfunction
• Length, strength and direction altered
• Shorter – concave side
• Longer – convex side
DREIDIMENSIONALE SKOLIOSE BEHANDLUNG
CHRISTA LEHNERT-SCHROTH 1998
Muscles can not actively work to correct the progressing deformity
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceNeuro-Musculo-Skeletal Dysfunction
SPINAL SYSTEM
MOTOR CONTROL
CENTER
PERIPHERAL RECEPTORS
Ligament / muscle / joint capsule
FEED BACK
GROWTH MATURATION
Abnormal Movement
NEUROLOGICAL DYSFUNCTION
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceNeuro-Musculo-Skeletal Dysfunction
Growth Modulation
Localised 3D Vertebral Deformity
Destabilisation of the Spine
Postural Disorganisation
Neuro-musculo-skeletal
Dysfunction
Asymmetric Biomechanical
Growth Plate Loading
IdiopathicScoliosis
Genetic FaultTemporary asymmetric delay in ossification (growth) of the posterolateral segment of vertebra
Stokes IA
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceCircle of Idiopathic Scoliosis
Once the scoliosis is established, the asymmetrical loading of the growth plates, due to the biomechanical forces action, results in an asymmetrical vertebral growth which increases the vertebral wedging increasing the spinal curvature.
Stokes IA
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceAsymmetrical Loading of the Spine
• Compressive forces tend to inhibit skeletal growth.
• Distractive forces tend to accelerate skeletal growth.
• Scoliosis deformity holds pressure on the vertebrae which does not allow the bones of the spine to grow properly, basically stunting growth.
• Repetitive dynamic loads placed on bone trigger remodelling; static loads do not.
• The fundamental research proved that the bone growth is stimulated by the alternation of compression and decompression.
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceHueter-Volkmann Principle
• Research has proven that bone growth is stimulated by the alternation of compression and decompression.
• Static distraction does not stimulate the bone growth.
- Modulation of vertebral and tibial growth by compression loading: diurnal versus full-time loading. Stokes IA et al, 2005
- Biomechanical spinal growth modulation and progressive adolescent scoliosis - a test of the 'vicious cycle' pathogenetic hypothesis: Summary of an electronic focus group debate of the IBSE. Stokes et al, 2006
- Static versus dynamic loading in the mechanical modulation of vertebral growth. Akyuz E et al, 2006
- Biological response of the intervertebral disc to dynamic loading. Walsh AJ et al, 2004
- The transformation of spinal curvature into spinal deformity: pathological processes and implications for treatment. Hawes MC et al, 2006
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceBone Growth Stimulation
• Curve opening needs to be focussed at the level of the initiating deformity.
• Vertebral growth plate dynamic loading is essential to get a true correction.
• Static opening merely stops progression and does not facilitate true correction.
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The SpineCor® Dynamic Corrective BraceCatch up of the Vertebral Side Deficient in Growth