Scoliosis Treatment Insights: Sports, Bracing, and Mindset with SOSORT President Dr. Donzelli

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Dr. Sabrina Donzelli: President of SOSORT

In the latest episode of the Skoliose Hilfe Podcast, Conny welcomes Dr. Sabrina Donzelli, President of SOSORT (International Society on Scoliosis Orthopaedic and Rehabilitation Treatment). With her wealth of experience, Sabrina shares her journey as a scoliosis specialist and how her passion for helping patients has shaped her career.

Her inspiring story, from early challenges to leading an international organization, provides a fascinating look into the world of scoliosis treatment.

The Role of Guidelines and Innovation

Sabrina offers valuable insights into the SOSORT guidelines, which play a crucial role in guiding evidence-based scoliosis treatments. She explains how these guidelines help clinicians strike a balance between too much and too little intervention while keeping the patient’s well-being at the center.

Additionally, Sabrina discusses the future of scoliosis care, including the potential of artificial intelligence to create more personalized treatment plans and improve patient outcomes.

Practical Advice on Bracing and Sports

This episode also covers essential topics for scoliosis patients and their families. Sabrina clarifies common myths about sports, including why swimming is not considered a therapy, and emphasizes the importance of physical activity tailored to individual needs.

She also highlights the significance of gradual brace weaning to maintain progress and reduce setbacks. With actionable tips and expert knowledge, this episode offers a wealth of guidance for anyone navigating scoliosis treatment.

Be sure to listen and gain fresh perspectives for your own scoliosis path!

Thank you, Dr. Donzelli, for sharing your valuable time, your deep empathy for scoliosis patients, and for being an inspiring role model—not only as a leading expert in scoliosis care but also as a woman balancing a scientific career and motherhood with grace and determination.

All the best,

Conny