Scoliosis 101 describes the condition of scoliosis, how it is evaluated, traditional treatment recommendations,andt he most recent developments in non-invasive rehabilitation based treatment. For more information visit http://www.treatingscoliosis.com or call

1. Scoliosis 101 CLEAR Institute www.CLEAR-Institute.com Dr. Clayton J. Stitzel [email_address] Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/

5. Cobb Angle Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/

14. Posterior Spinal Fusion and Instrumentation Scoliosis surgery Harrington Rods Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/

15. Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/

18. Preliminary Results of the Scoliosis Reduction and Rehabilitation Protocol: A Pilot Study Mark W Morningstar, DC, Dennis Woggon, DC, Gary Lawrence, DC, November 2004 Results: After 4-6 weeks of treatment, the entire sample size (22 ) averaged a 62% reduction in their Cobb angle measurements. Conclusion: The Scoliosis Reduction and Rehabilitation Protocol appeared to markedly reduce the severity of the Cobb angle in all 19 subjects. http://www.biomedcentral.com/1471-2474/5/32 Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/

19. Average Reduction: 28 to 11 degrees 8/19 No Scoliosis Average Reduction: 62% in 4-6 Weeks 8/19 No Scoliosis Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/ Cobb Angle Measurements After 4-6 Weeks (Degrees) Subject # Initial Post % Subject # Initial Post % 1 32 24 25 11 40 22 45 2 23 8 65 12 31 9 71 3 29 11 62 13 27 14 48 4 52 19 63 14 33 7 79 5 19 4 79 15 32 18 44 6 28 11 61 16 16 4 75 7 16 2 88 17 15 4 73 8 25 11 56 18 21 6 71 9 35 20 43 19 38 11 71 10 28 13 54

22. Eckard Table Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/

25. Traction and derotation! Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/

26. The Crankshaft Phenomenon: Is Cobb angle progression a good indicator in AIS? Delorme, Labelle, Aubin Research Center, Sainte-Justin Hospital Montreal Quebec, Canada No! The History channel had a program about ancient Egypt where they would take a 1/8" strand of a gold strip and then twist it. The best necklaces were a perfect "coiled" position, but at a certain point, the necklaces would twist on themselves and deform and fold into themselves. Once they hit that "Euler Buckled" position, the necklace was garbage. This is the "Crankshaft Phenomenon.”

27. The Crankshaft Phenomenon Compression and Rotation! Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/

28. The Crankshaft Phenomenon can be “un-done” through traction and de-rotation. Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/

29. Jamie October 30-31, December 27-29, 2006 Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/

30. DeJeanne March 24 – March 29, 2006 Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, www.treatingscoliosis.com

31. Sharon – 55 y/o female 1/19/05 2/28/05 Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/

32. Marvin – 82 Years Young Dr. Clayton Stitzel, 1-866-627-3009, drstitzel@clear-institute.org, http://www.treatingscoliosis.com/