Scoliosis Recovery using the Schroth Method

Abstract

Scoliosis is a three-dimensional deformation of the spine that can affect the posture, mobility and quality of life of patients. Medical rehabilitation of scoliosis involves complex and multidisciplinary methods, including therapeutic exercises, physiotherapy, the use of corsets and, in severe cases, surgical interventions. The aim of this study is to analyse the effectiveness of rehabilitation methods in correcting the curvature of the spine and creating patient activity. The rehabilitation program includes specific postural re-education exercises, methods such as Schroth and SEAS, electrostimulation and hydrokinetotherapy. The results of the studies show that personalized interventions, applied in the long term, contribute significantly to increasing spinal alignment and reducing associated symptoms. In conclusion, a combined approach, adapting each patient, is essential for achieving optimal results in the management of scoliosis.