A curved spine doesn't have to mean a limited life. At MIOT's Scoliosis Clinic, we provide comprehensive evaluation, personalised treatment, advanced corrective surgery, rehabilitation, and long-term follow-up for children, adolescents, and adults living with scoliosis.
Our multidisciplinary team at the MIOT Centre for Spine Surgery combines specialised expertise, advanced technology, and compassionate care to help patients achieve better spinal alignment, improved function, and greater confidence in everyday life.
Scoliosis is an abnormal sideways curvature of the spine that most commonly develops during childhood or adolescence, although it can also occur in adults. While some spinal curves remain mild and require only observation, others may progress over time and affect posture, balance, mobility, breathing capacity, and overall quality of life.
Because scoliosis can worsen during periods of rapid growth, early detection and timely intervention are important. With appropriate evaluation and treatment, many patients can prevent progression of the curve, maintain an active lifestyle, and achieve excellent long-term outcomes.
Uneven shoulders
One shoulder blade sticking out
Uneven waist
Visible curve in the back
Rib prominence or rib hump
Clothing fitting unevenly
One hip appearing higher than the other
Early diagnosis can help prevent progression and reduce the need for extensive interventions later.
Prevent worsening of the curve
Improve posture and balance
Protect lung and heart function
Support normal growth and development
Improve confidence and quality of life
Reduce the likelihood of complex surgery
If you have a loved one with a curved spine, uneven shoulders, poor posture, or have already been diagnosed with scoliosis, bring him/ her to MIOT's Scoliosis Clinic
The most common form of scoliosis, usually developing during growth spurts.
Caused by abnormalities in spinal development before birth.
Associated with genetic syndromes and often requiring multidisciplinary care.
Linked to neurological or muscular conditions affecting spinal stability.
Scoliosis often involves more than just the spine. That is why our Spine Specialists at the MIOT Centre for Spine Surgery work closely with experts in Paediatrics, Neurology, Anaesthesia, Radiology, Rehabilitation Medicine, Physiotherapy, and Psychological Support Services. This multidisciplinary approach ensures that every patient receives comprehensive, personalised care tailored to their unique medical, functional, and emotional needs.
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Scoliosis Correction Surgeries Every Year
Spine Surgeries Every Year
Recovery is carefully planned along the side of MIOT Rehab Centre and monitored long after surgery.
MIOT International recently conducted an insightful webinar on "Understanding Scoliosis: Early Detection, Modern Treatment, and Better Outcomes." The scientific session brought together patients, parents, caregivers, and healthcare professionals to raise awareness about scoliosis and highlight the importance of early diagnosis and timely intervention.
The webinar covered the causes of scoliosis, early warning signs, diagnostic evaluation, modern treatment options, rehabilitation, and long-term outcomes. Participants also benefited from an interactive live Q&A session, where numerous questions were answered with evidence-based clinical insights by the experts.
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