Guest guest Posted July 30, 2012 Report Share Posted July 30, 2012 Hello, My little girl was x-rayed at B.C Children's Hospital on April 27th, she was 8 months old at the time. The only number we were given was that she had a 16 degree curve in the thoralumber region. Her arms were raised above her head during the x-ray. very kindly forwarded the x-ray to one of her doctor contacts and they gave the following results to the same x-rays: The curve measures 25 deg from T7-L2, convex to the left, rib phase 1, RVAD at T 10 - 16 degrees. Please observe & re-x-ray in 3 months. also told me that another doctor thought that it was more of a 20 degree curve. Does it seem likely that this is a resolving case of I.S? I don't know what rib phase 1 means or whether the RVAD at T10-16 degrees is of a major concern. I just don't want to put her through the whole casting process if it is going to correct itself. My husband is also concerned about the traction x-ray that is done where they pull on the babies legs and feet to take the x-ray. Can this cause further damage? Thanks again for your kind help. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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