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Is nighttime bracing effective in the treatment of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis? A meta-analysis and systematic review based on scoliosis research society guidelines.

Abdul Fettah BuyukWalter H TruongSara J MorganAndrew J SnyderDaniel J MillerKristine K NolinKristin J Smith
Published in: Spine deformity (2021)
Progression rates in patients with primary thoracolumbar/lumbar curves and in patients who initiated nighttime bracing at Risser 1/2 were comparable to published progression rates for full-time bracing, indicating that nighttime bracing may be equally effective for these patients. However, the strength of these conclusions is limited by the sample size and the overall quality of included studies.
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