Scoliosis

An expert from Och Spine at NewYork-Presbyterian explains how to recognize scoliosis in adults, what causes it, and ways to prevent and treat the spinal condition.

After Olivia Kelly was diagnosed with scoliosis, her team at NewYork-Presbyterian developed a non-surgical treatment plan that allowed her to keep pursuing her gymnastics dreams.

A leading spine expert shares 10 things parents and caregivers should know about this common, treatable condition.

After turning to Och Spine at NewYork-Presbyterian to address her painful condition, Karen McMahon is embracing an active, pain-free life and looking forward to the future.

Two neurosurgeons with Och Spine at NewYork-Presbyterian explain how doctors can now provide surgical treatment for scoliosis with smaller incisions.

Greta Baier, 14, lives with a rare muscle disease called nemaline myopathy and has undergone three major spine surgeries to correct severe scoliosis. Yet none of that has stopped her from being an advocate for people with disabilities.