An exploration of uncertainty in Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS)

Schwieger, Traci

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“…Potential effects on body image due to bracing treatment was also assessed by Schwieger (2015) who compared body image between participants living with a brace and those only under observation for their scoliosis. No significant differences within the bracing group from baseline (17.0±3.8) to 12 months (17.1±4.6) were found for body image scores or reported ideal body image score (20.0±10.5; 20.7±11.0).…”

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A narrative exploration of identity in adults with de novo scoliosis

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Hanna

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Adult de novo scoliosis is a chronic health condition characterised by a curvature in the ageing spine. It can cause debilitating back pain and significant visible differences. Yet there has been very limited research on the psychological effects of this condition, particularly around identity. Therefore, we undertook semi-structured interviews to explore the ways in which individuals with scoliosis understood their identity. Findings from narrative analysis highlight the ways in which individuals negotiate their identity in relation to their social roles, their ability to control their condition and things around them, the extent to which their condition is visible and the extent to which they experienced physical pain from their condition. This article concludes by highlighting the relationship between identity and scoliosis and offers practical implications and suggestions for future research.

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An exploration of uncertainty in Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS)

Abstract: Dedication:To the boys and girls with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis and to their families ii ACKNOWLEDGMENTS

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Generation Z and Joint Professional Military Education: Final Synthesis Report

A narrative exploration of identity in adults with de novo scoliosis

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