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Functional scoliosisA structurally normal spine that appears to have a lateral curve (scoliosis). Nonstructural scoliosis involves a temporary change of spinal curvature. This is caused by an underlying condition such as a difference in leg length, muscle spasms, or inflammatory conditions, (e.g. appendicitis), which may produce muscle spasm. Functional scoliosis is t [..]
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Functional scoliosisAny scoliosis that is caused by leg length or other functional disorder and not by a primary curvature of the spine.
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