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2025 Surgery vs No Surgery Webinar | Power Over Scoliosis

If you, your child, or a loved one has scoliosis, we understand how difficult it can be to decide whether surgery is the right choice. In this webinar, we’ll explore the long-term outcomes of scoliosis surgery, discuss when surgery may be necessary, and when it may be best to wait. We’ll also cover conservative treatment options, including the latest advancements in bracing. Topics include: 00:00 - Introduction 02:39 - Message from Our Sponsor OrthoPediatrics - Presented by Rachel Blossey 04:21 - Bracing - Latest Approaches - Presented by Amit Jain, MD 13:59 - Conservative Management in Long-Term Follow-up - Presented by Stuart Weinstein, MD 24:55 - Bracing Patient Story - Presented by Georgia Karas 29:13 - Surgical Long-Term Follow-up - Presented by Salil Upasani, MD 38:18 - Risk Factors - Should I do surgery now or can I wait? - Presented by Purnendu Gupta, MD 47:41 - Spinal Fusion Patient Story - Presented by Bindi Weiland To learn more about Setting Scoliosis Straight Foundation, visit our website by clicking on the link below! https://www.settingscoliosisstraight.org Your generous donation would greatly contribute to our mission of offering free educational content for patients and their families. Please consider supporting us in providing valuable resources to those who rely on our assistance. https://www.settingscoliosisstraight.... Special Thanks to our Sponsor - OrthoPediatrics! Disclaimer: The content presented in this video is intended for educational purposes only and should not be considered medical advice. It is not a substitute for professional medical evaluation, diagnosis, or treatment. Setting Scoliosis Straight encourages patients to contact their treating physicians to discuss the relevance of any information presented in this video before making any decisions regarding their care. Just as no two individuals are exactly alike, no two patients with spinal deformity are the same. Therefore, your own spine surgeon should be your primary source of information when it comes to the management of your specific spinal condition.