In this review and meta-analysis, we aimed to investigate the effect of spine orthotics in
osteoporotic patients. The relationship between osteoporosis, osteoporotic vertebral …

Background Increasing body anthropometry brings substantial spinal stress, which
influences the spinal curvatures; this in turn may affect the foot plantar pressure distribution …

Technological advancements and the use of social media and computers have led to limited
mobility and the prevalence of spinal deformities [1]; accordingly, 53% of students have …

Background Hyperkyphosis tends to increase with age. Hyperkyphosis can negatively affect
the quality of life and physical function. Poor balance and decreased muscle have been …

Background Increased kyphosis is a common condition among older people that may,
directly or indirectly, be a risk factor for poor balance and gait. Spinomed and Biofeedback …

Background: Handball affects the spinal anterior–posterior curvatures and disturbs the foot
plantar pressure which provides insights into alterations in an individual's posture. However …

Background/purpose The relationship between a handball player's upper body posture,
body weight distribution in relation to body height is poorly understood. So, this study …

Spinal orthoses are an effective option for restoring the spine to its original position and
controlling poor posture. However, the effects of poor posture and spinal orthoses on the …

Background and objective: Aging is a natural process and associated changes in posture,
mainly at the spine lead to complications in functional independence and quality of life. The …

Introduction: The alterations that occur in the vertebrae are Kyphosis, Lordosis, and
Scoliosis. Kyphosis affects the majority of the elderly. Kyphosis is a type of deformity wherein …