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09 '25
Spinal curves come in many forms, and one that often raises questions is levoscoliosis. Unlike the more common right-sided (dextroscoliosis) curves, levoscoliosis describes a spinal curvature that bends toward the left. When it occurs in the lumbar spine, which is the lower back, it can affect balance, posture, and in some cases, daily function. At…
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08 '25
Dr. David Siambanes joined Tampa Bay’s Morning Blend on August 22 to talk about how overloaded backpacks can contribute to chronic back pain in kids, and how it’s more common than many parents realize. In the segment, he shares insights from his large-scale study of nearly 3,500 students, which found that backpack weight and even…
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08 '25
When it comes to spinal conditions, it’s easy to get terms like scoliosis vs kyphosis vs lordosis confused. Each involves a change in the shape or alignment of the spine, but in different directions and for different reasons. Dr. David Siambanes helps patients of all ages manage spinal curves, whether they’re dealing with scoliosis, kyphosis,…
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07 '25
Spine conditions can be complex, especially when multiple curvatures are involved. One condition that combines both forward rounding and sideways bending of the spine is called kyphoscoliosis. It’s less commonly discussed than scoliosis alone, but it can have a serious impact on posture, mobility, and in more severe cases, lung function. At Scoliosis Care, Dr….