SRS | Scoliosis Research Society

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About the Scoliosis Research Society

Founded in 1966, the Milwaukee-based Scoliosis Research Society is the premier international society aimed at fostering optimal care for all patients with spinal deformities. Learn more about our causes, our leaders, our staff and our positions on important matters. Also, discover the many ways to support SRS–from corporate financial backing to getting involved with the Scoliosis Awareness Month Campaign, and much more.

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Applications Deadline:
June 30 and December 1 of each year

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A new three-dimensional classification system for Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis (AIS) addresses long-recognized limitations of traditional two-dimensional approaches and marking a significant step forward in how spinal deformity is described, studied, and treated.

The SRS–Lenke–Aubin 3D classification of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis expands the widely adopted Lenke classification by formally incorporating transverse plane deformity by capturing vertebral rotation and regional curve orientation that have historically gone unmeasured in routine clinical classification.

Review the SRS Classifications page for details on the 3D Classification including links to published articles, interviews and podcasts and an FAQ.

Spine Deformity Journal

Spine Deformity Journal - The official journal of the Scoliosis Research Society

The Spine Deformity Journal is devoted exclusively to disseminating high-quality rerearch on etiology, biomechanics, treatment and outcomes of spinal deformity topics. Spine Deformity Journal is published six times a year and is MEDLINE indexed and searchable in PubMed. John E. Lonstein, MD, and René M. Castelein, MD, PhD serve as Editors-in-Chief.

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