Guest guest Posted February 27, 2008 Report Share Posted February 27, 2008 That is great news and thanks for sharing! My noelle has an S-curve and successful casting stories are always so uplifting! murphybridgette wrote: ---Hi, I just wanted to give you some hope my daughter had a double curve it was 66 degrees and a 55 degrees she was 28 months when she had her first cast and was in cast for two years and now she only has a single curve of 14 degrees and its been two years and 3 months out of casting and she is doing great her name is and her story is on the site if you would like to read it. Good Luck, Bridgette mom of In infantile_scoliosis , " andrewofcian.boyle " wrote: > > Hello, > My son now has a double curve. According to Dr. Metha, they are almost > always progressive. It seems like the double curve is compensatory in > lieu of rotation. > The doctor ordered a plastic brace, but was not even there to make sure > it was constructed as he wanted, or that it fit as it should. When I > went to the doctor one month ago my son had a single curve. > I explained to the doctor that the plastic brace was useless, his > answer was its better than nothing. > Dr. Mehta's own writings- plastic braces are useless for progressive, > and unnecessary for resolving. This is of course exclusive of their use > after casting for maintenance. > Any comments would be greatly appreciated, as well as a referral to a > new doctor who not only is Mehta trained, but also follows her > teachings, instead of trying to make up his own. > Thanks, > Boyle > > --------------------------------- Be a better friend, newshound, and know-it-all with Yahoo! Mobile. Try it now. Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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