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Idiopathic scoliosis is associated with severe spinal deformity, and prediction of scoliosis progression is important in the early stages for prevention and treatment. The aim was to identify the relationship between the serotonin blood level in children and adolescents aged 4 to 15 years and progressing scoliosis grades I-II over a five-year period. Material and methods Eighty-six children and adolescents with impaired posture and scoliosis were assigned to 3 groups according to clinical and radiological data and the serotonin level, the course of scoliosis, and the parameters were measured during 5 . . .
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