Scoliosis Video and Animation Directory

Back and Neck Braces Animation

Has your doctor prescribed a back or neck brace? This video animation explains how a brace works and the purpose of bracing.

Causes of Scoliosis

There are two main causes of adult scoliosis. Dr. Timothy Kuklo explains both of them so that you understand the differences in this helpful video.

Hear a spine surgeon, Dr. Timothy Kuklo, explain several common terms your doctor may use when talking about scoliosis. This short video will help you be an informed patient and more fully understand your condition.

Exams or Tests for Scoliosis

Watch this video to understand the tests your doctor will do (or has already done) as he or she diagnoses adult scoliosis. Dr. Timothy Kuklo explains how the doctor will look for scoliosis by having you bend forward. He also covers imaging tests.

Non-surgical Treatments for Scoliosis

Dr. Timothy Kuklo reviews your non-surgical treatment options for adults with scoliosis in this short (but very informative) video. Listen to a top spine surgeon explain what you can try before surgery.

Scoliosis Animation

An animation that clearly illustrates what scoliosis look like and how it affects the spine. See how surgeons measure the degree of scoliosis.

Scoliosis Overview

In this video, you’ll quickly get basic information about scoliosis from Dr. Timothy Kuklo, a spine surgeon and professor in the Departments of Orthopaedic and Neurological Surgery at Washington University School of Medicine.

Scoliosis Video Series

A spinal deformity expert, Dr. Timothy Kuklo, explains everything you need to know about degenerative scoliosis. That's scoliosis in adults. He reviews the common causes and treatments, including spine surgery, for this spinal deformity in this engaging video series.

Surgery for Scoliosis

Watch this video to learn about your surgical options for scoliosis. Dr. Timothy Kuklo, a professor of spine surgery at the Washington University School of Medicine, discusses the various types of surgeries.

Symptoms of Scoliosis

Adult scoliosis is more likely to cause pain than forms of scoliosis that affect children. Dr. Timothy Kuklo explains the other typical symptoms associated with scoliosis in this informative video.