balance, freeMed, elderly care, falls, risk assessment

a brief overview of the findings from the document while we work on a full translation:

1. Freemed: The study utilised the FreeMed software to manage and analyse the data collected. This software was used to ensure the reliability and accuracy of the data, which was crucial for the study’s outcomes.
2. Spine 3D: The Spine 3D imaging system was employed to capture the 3D images of the spine. The study found that there was a significant improvement in the spine’s curvature and alignment in the group that underwent the intervention. This improvement was attributed to the exercises and therapies that were part of the intervention.

 Proprioceptive rehabilitation protocol; biochemical parameters; vitamin D; balance; nanotechnology- based device; handgrip test; Taopatch®

adolescent girls with idiopathic scoliosis; self-correction movement; balance; postural

control and spine movement

scoliosis, spine 3D,

Keywords:

Noninvasive Postural Assessment

Rasterstereography

Thermography

Spinal Alterations

Gender Differences

Thermal Muscle Response