Signs of scoliosis - Tips to Grow By
Lorena Floccari, MD, director of the Spine Center at Akron Children's, discusses how parents can check their child's back for signs of scoliosis.
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Lorena Floccari, MD, director of the Spine Center at Akron Children's, discusses how parents can check their child's back for signs of scoliosis.