The Monograph of professors M.G.Dudin and D.Yu.Pinchuk “Idiopathic scoliosis. Neurophysiology and neurochemistry “continues the series of books (already published /issued/ “Idiopathic scoliosis: Diagnosis, pathogenesis”/2009/ and “Central nervous system and idiopathic scoliosis”/2011/), devoted to the study of one of the most difficult and problematic spine injuries in children and teenagers – idiopathic scoliosis (AIS). This work is the result of many years of research of the brain and spinal cord structures role, and neuromuscular apparatus in the etiology and pathogenesis of three-plane spinal column /vertebra column/ deformation. In addition to a wide range of expert’s opinions presented in the world literature, the authors present their own data, a significant part /quantity/ of which is published for the first time. This refers to the chronobiological aspects of neuro-hormonal regulation and the role of neuropeptides in the development of muscle’s imbalance, issues of the spine shaping and clinical neurophysiological characteristics of child’s “scoliosis risk groups”/children referring to “scoliosis risk groups”/.

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