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2023 AIS Long-Term Follow-Up Webinar | Power Over Scoliosis

Power Over Scoliosis is a FREE, comprehensive, and fun program designed to educate scoliosis patients and families on currently available scoliosis treatments. Families need evidence-based information when faced with life-altering decisions about treatment, and Power Over Scoliosis offers it for FREE. As we strive to offer relevant, global professional perspectives, this webinar will feature 3 guest surgeon speakers from Spain, Turkey, and Japan. Co-Moderators: Harry Shufflebarger, MD Amit Jain, MD Guest Surgeon Speakers: Javier Pizones, MD, PhD Meriç Enercan, MD Masayuki Ohashi, MD, PhD Patient Speakers from Eastern Europe: Eve Moll Lindsay Ellingson Topics include: 00:00 - Introduction 03:53 - Scoliosis 101 - Dr. Amit Jain 08:47 - Long-Term Follow-Up for AIS. Presented by Dr. Javier Pizones 22:02 - Comparison of Disc and Face Joint Degeneration and Quality of Life in AIS Patients. Presented by Dr. Meric Enercan 38:58 - Trunk Flexibility 10 Years After Fusion for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS). Presented by Dr. Masuki Ohashi 48:14 - Spinal Fusion Patient Story - Eve Moll 01:01:41 - Spinal Fusion Patient Story - Lindsay Ellingson To learn more about Setting Scoliosis Straight Foundation, visit our website by clicking on the link below! https://www.settingscoliosisstraight.org To help support our research, please consider making a donation today! https://www.settingscoliosisstraight.... DISCLAIMER: The Setting Scoliosis Straight Foundation provides online information as a public service. The information presented in this video is for educational purposes only and should not be used as medical advice. Setting Scoliosis Straight encourages patients to contact their treating physicians to discuss the relevance of any information listed in this video prior to proceeding with any form of treatment. Just as no two individuals are exactly alike, no two patients with spinal deformities are the same. Therefore, your own spine surgeon should be the most important source of information relating to the management of your particular spinal problem.