Robert Privratsky

Adult Scoliosis May Increase the Risk of Falls in Older Patients

by Robert Privratsky

Scoliosis in adults is often more complex than in adolescents, due to the interplay of spinal deformity with age-related changes in bone density, muscle strength, and overall balance. One concerning issue for older patients with adult scoliosis is the increased risk of falls, which can… Read More »Adult Scoliosis May Increase the Risk of Falls in Older Patients

Scoliosis and Menopause

by Robert Privratsky

Did You Know Scoliosis Can Start Around Menopause? When people think of scoliosis, they often imagine it as a condition that develops during adolescence. While it is true that Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) is the most common form, scoliosis isn’t just a childhood condition. Adult-onset… Read More »Scoliosis and Menopause