At what degree of curvature does respiratory compromise occur? Does a spinal curve of 20 have the same significance in a 6-year-old as in an 18-year-old? In what condition is the interpedicular space decreased? What are common causes of scoliosis? What are five entities in the differential diagnosis of scalloping of the posterior margin of the vertebral bodies? What are the clinical signs and symptoms of Klippel-Feil syndrome? What are three causes of vertebra plana (flattened vertebral bodies)? What are three red flags that scoliosis is not idiopathic? What complications arise from scoliosis? What is Klippel-Feil syndrome? What is Scheuermann’s disease? What is meant by pseudosubluxation of the cervical spine? What is scoliosis? What is the typical appearance of idiopathic scoliosis? What spinal abnormality is commonly associated with Down's syndrome? What treatment is appropriate for severe scoliosis? What film best reveals the deformity in Scheuermann’s disease? What five conditions lead to an increased interpediculate space (distance between the pedicles) on an AP film? When posterior scalloping occurs only at one level, what else must be considered? Where can scalloping be normal? Book traversal links for Spine ‹ Who is most likely to develop this condition? Up At what degree of curvature does respiratory compromise occur? ›