Abstract

Results The results of a prospective series of the first 100 consecutive patients were studied using EOS X-ray and compared with results obtained by other braces. Radiologically, in the frontal plane, the immediate in brace reduction is on average (0.72) (0.63 +0.19 for thoracic curves & 0.76 +0.26 for lumbar curves. These results can be classified: Depending on the type of curvature: thoracolumbar (0.98), lumbar (0.71), double major (0.67) lumbar (0.67), thoracic (0.64) According to the criteria of the SRS (40 cases): thoracic curves (0.66), lumbar (0.83) According to the initial angulation: 20 -29° = (0.80) 30-39° = (0.65) > 40° = (0.45) In 51 cases with initial kyphosis <30°, improving the flat back is 9.25° from 19° to 28.25°. Clinically, the push-up effect is : 1.64 cm. After at least 1 month of continuous wearing, for thoracic rib hump improvement is (0.50) and for lumbar (0.85). The improvement is 40% compared to the old plaster cast and Lyon brace and 60% compared to the Cheneau-Munster brace. All radiological and clinical parameters improved significantly.

Highlights

  • The immediate reducibility of the Cobb angle in brace is the fundamental parameter of success of non-surgical orthopedic treatment of scoliosis

  • Aim The objective of this work is to present the first results of the new Lyon brace (Asymmetrical Rigid Torsion brace) with immediate realization of the brace without plaster cast

  • Design The new Lyon brace is constructed with two asymmetrical lateral polycarbonate pieces connected posteriorly at the midline by a vertical incurved bar

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The immediate reducibility of the Cobb angle in brace is the fundamental parameter of success of non-surgical orthopedic treatment of scoliosis. Prospective 100 first results of immediate scoliosis correction with the new lyon brace: ARTbrace From 11th International Conference on Conservative Management of Spinal Deformities - SOSORT 2014 Annual Meeting Wiesbaden, Germany. Background The immediate reducibility of the Cobb angle in brace is the fundamental parameter of success of non-surgical orthopedic treatment of scoliosis.

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