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Dextroscoliosis || 14-Degree Bend

2017-11-16 11:56:28
Hello, Doctor. Can a dextroscoliosis develop within 5 months? My brother, 27 years old, just got an xray. The clinic said he got a 14-degree bend on his spine. Five months ago, he had an x-ray at the same clinic. However, it was completely normal back then. Is it possible?
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Answered2017-11-18 05:00:02

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