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Detection of brain abnormalities by in vivo MRI may serve as diagnostic and prognostic tests for acquired scoliosis in proprioception-deficient animal model of AIS

By performing invivo brain MRI in the animal model of AIS, it is shown that specific and significant T2 signal brain abnormalities are detected prior to the development of scoliosis and may serve for early diagnosis and prognosis of the disease.
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