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Weston Downs Shopping Village
3883 Rutherford Rd., Unit #3A
Woodbridge, Ontario
Located on the south west corner of Weston and Rutherford Road.
L4L 9R8
Tel:(905)264.0024
Fax:(905)264.3175
info@correctivechiropractic.ca
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Scoliosis is a progressive lateral curvature of the spine that affects millions worldwide.
SCOLIOSIS SUFFERERS STRUGGLING WITH HARD BRACES & TOUGH CHOICES FINALLY HAVE A BETTER, MORE COMFORTABLE SOLUTION. |
www.SpineCor.com
- SpineCor has an 89% Success Rate
- It is the only brace that preserves normal body movement and growth and allows normal activities of daily living
- This brace has been proven to re-educate the muscles & both reduce & stabilize a child's scoliosis
- Coverage by most Insurance Plans
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SpineCor in the Media
Amazing Brace
Why aren't Canadian parents told about a Montreal invention used around the world to treat scoliosis ?
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Patient Testimonial
Upon reading about Dr.Schwartz’s chiropractic training and treatment style, I both intuitively and instinctively knew that he could help me with my back pain. I was told by my family doctor that I had scoliosis but was not aware of the extent of the damage and the arthritis that affected my spine as well. My doctor felt that physiotherapy and chiropractic were better solutions than surgery.
After my initial x-rays, Dr. Schwartz was doubtful about a positive prognosis for dealing with the extent of the damage. He expressed his concerns to me, but nevertheless I decided to initiate the usual courses of treatment: postural changes, sleeping position re-alignment, orthotics and traction. They were all helpful but did not address the severity of the problem. “Dr. Michael” told me of a new treatment being used for adolescents that was capable of re-aligning the spine. It was a flexible brace invented by two Canadian doctors. Our hope was that this brace could either relieve my pain, or deter the further damage I was inevitably going to experience.
What an amazing success story. I no longer suffer from sciatic pain. I stand with good posture. The constant neck and lower back pain has disappeared. I can easily “shoulder check” when I change lanes while driving. Most importantly I have a new vitality. I feel more alive and more aware. I feel like the people on the commercials who rip the film off their faces after taking allergy medication. I am no longer in a fog. My spinal nerve networks are functioning in a manner that makes my life pain free while I wear the brace.
If I put some forethought into my wardrobe, the brace is not visible under my clothing. It is not uncomfortable to wear. I have free movement and I am able to pursue physical activities without restriction.
Dr. Schwartz went the distance in becoming certified to administer this treatment because he really cares about his patients. I am very proud to be one of his success stories.
Julia Williamson |
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SpineCor Research
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SpineCor System Overview And
Treatment Results
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| The shape of the torso in patients with
idiopathic scoliosis is considered to reflect the shape
of the vertebral column, however the direct correlation
between parameters describing clinical deformity and
those characterizing radiological curvature was reported
to be weak. It is not clear if the management proposed
for scoliosis (physiotherapy, brace, surgery) affects
equally the shape of the axial skeleton and the surface
of the body. The aim of the study was to compare
clinical deformity of idiopathic scoliosis girls
being under brace treatment for radiological curves of
25 to 40 degrees and non treated scoliotic girls matched
for age and Cobb
angle. |
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Effectiveness of the Spinecor brace based on the new standardized criteria proposed by the Scoliosis Research Society for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
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| To evaluate the effectiveness of the Dynamic SpineCor brace [1] for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS). |
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SPINECOR: A non-rigid brace for the treatment of Idiopathic Scoliosis: Initial Post-Treatment Results.
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| The Objective of this study is to assess the success of treatment of spinecor brace. |
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Does bracing affect self-image? A prospective study on 54 patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis
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| Effect of brace treatment on self-image in patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis, 54 consecutive patients admitted for brace treatment were interviewed before bracing. |
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Survival analysis of a group of 365 idiopathic scoliosis patients treated with the Dynamic SpineCor Brace
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| A prospective study was conducted on 365 patients with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) treated with the Dynamic SpineCor Brace. |
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