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The document provides comprehensive guidelines for implementing spinal screening programs in schools, focusing on the early detection of scoliosis and kyphosis among adolescents aged 10-14. It outlines the purpose, background, procedures for screening, rescreening, referral processes, and management of the program. The guidelines emphasize the importance of early detection to prevent progression of spinal deformities and include recommendations for training personnel, conducting screenings, and following up with referrals to healthcare providers.

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What are the current recommendations for scoliosis screening?

The American Academy of Orthopaedic Surgeons, the Scoliosis Research Society, the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America, and the American Academy of Pediatrics advocate screening for scoliosis in girls at 10 and 12 years and once in male adolescents at 13 or 14 years as part of medical home preventive services

What is a 4400 form?

To request newborn screening results for hemoglobin, including sickle cell trait, you must submit a CDPH Form 4400 (PDF) online. Note that screening is designed to identify individuals in a population who may be at an increased risk of a certain disorder.

Is scoliosis screening recommended?

More than half of US states either mandate or recommend school-based screening for scoliosis. Children and adolescents are usually screened with the forward bend test, with or without scoliometer measurement.

What is the gold standard test for scoliosis?

While there are tests and visual assessments that can be done to screen for indicators of the condition, when it comes to testing for scoliosis and reaching an official diagnosis, the scoliosis X-ray and Cobb angle measurement remain the gold standard.

What is the screening test for scoliosis?

During a scoliosis screening exam known as the Adams forward bend test, a child stands and folds forward at the waist as a pediatrician or nurse looks for the most common signs of scoliosis, such as uneven shoulders, a prominent shoulder blade, or an uneven waist.