Success rate of scoliosis brace

The success rate of a scoliosis brace varies according to a number of factors, including age, fit and compliance of the brace, type and severity of scoliosis, etc. 1. Age of the patientThe success rate of brace treatment is higher for adolescents in their developmental stages, especially when scoliosis is detected earlier and the degree is relatively small. Because the spine is more malleable at this stage, the brace can effectively guide the growth direction of the spine, thus correcting the scoliosis to a certain extent. 2. Fit and wear compliance of the brace The appropriate brace needs to be precisely customized according to the individual situation of the patient to ensure that it can provide adequate support and correction. Brace treatment is important for patients to wear braces strictly and for a sufficient period of time. If the patient does not wear them consistently or does not wear them properly, the success rate of the brace will be greatly reduced. 3. Type and severity of scoliosis For certain types of scoliosis, such as idiopathic scoliosis, brace treatment may be more effective. For severe scoliosis, it may be necessary to combine other treatment methods. Brace alone may not achieve the desired success rate. The success rate of scoliosis brace is not fixed, but is affected by a combination of factors. Patients and their families should fully communicate and cooperate with their doctors to improve the effectiveness and success rate of brace treatment.