Evaluation of XXXX susceptibility by @entity11535 susceptibility questionnaire in adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis: a case-control study.

@entity1 @entity11535 @entity1615
PURPOSE: @entity1615 ( @entity1615 ) is a three-dimensional deformity of the spine, with unknown origin. Some studies have noted impaired postural balance in @entity1615 , in particular, difficulty to manage situations with sensory conflict. The @entity11535 susceptibility can be secondary to a sensory conflict, for example, between visual and vestibular information. Our hypothesis is: @entity1 with @entity1615 have difficulty in managing situations with sensory conflict and therefore have increased @entity11535 susceptibility. The purpose of this study was to evaluate in @entity1615 subjects by evaluating their susceptibility to @entity11535 , as compared to a control group. METHODS: We conducted an analysis of data on @entity11535 susceptibility collected prospectively from 2012, with the B score of @entity11535 susceptibility questionnaire. This evaluation was completed for 65 adolescents (age 14.5      1.6  year) with major right thoracic @entity1615 (Cobb  =  40.7        13.1  ) and 71 matched controls (14.6      1.6  year). RESULTS: Adolescents with major right thoracic @entity1615 were more susceptible to @entity11535 (B score  =  5.3      5.8) than controls (B score  =  3.4      3.7) with significant difference (p  =  0.025). CONCLUSIONS: We interpret our results suggesting there is difficulty for @entity1 with @entity1615 to manage situations with sensory conflict. Previous studies focusing on situations with sensory conflict in @entity1615 have required sophisticated technology. They are not accessible for routine @entity1 management. Our research shows the same result with simple, non invasive, low-cost and quick method: B score of @entity11535 susceptibility questionnaire.
