Assertion: scoliosis's back | /r/HasProperty | thoracic
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text: This curve bends to the right side—starting in the upper back (thoracic) and ending in the lower back (lumbar).
text: This may be suitable for some patients with a curvature involving the upper back (thoracic spine) and avoids a large incision (called a thoracotomy) into the chest.
text: This curve bends to the right side—starting in the upper back (thoracic) and ending in the lower back (lumbar).
text: Mild scoliosis in the thoracic spine occurs in the mid back (thoracic) and is typically diagnosed in children or teens
text: The most common of these are the upper back (thoracic), lower back (lumbar), neck (cervical), shoulders, hips, sciatic nerves, and headaches.
text: Scoliosis can occur in either the upper back (thoracic), lower back (lumbar), or rarely, in the neck (cervical).
text: This curve bends to the right side—starting in the upper back (thoracic) and ending in the lower back (lumbar).
text: If you looked at your spine from the side, you'd see it curves out at your neck (cervical spine), in at your mid-back (thoracic spine), and out again at your low back (lumbar spine).
text: The upper back (thoracic spine) or area between the upper and lower back are affected more often than the lower back (lumbar spine).
text: The abnormal curvature can occur at either the upper back (thoracic spine), middle back (thoracolumbar area), lower back (lumbar spine) or in combination.