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The SkolioMaster is a prototype standing scoliosis therapy device designed to provide three-dimensional spinal correction through a combination of passive mechanical forces and active patient-driven exercises supported by real-time biofeedback. The system incorporates adjustable thoracic and lumbar correction modules, pelvic stabilization, axial elongation support, and integrated sensors (pressure, strain gauges) delivering visual, auditory, and vibratory feedback. Therapy is individualized based on curve type and includes axial elongation, trunk derotation, and lateral correction performed in an upright position. Participants initially perform preparatory exercises in lower positions, followed by progressive training using the standing device. Sessions are conducted twice weekly for 24 weeks, each lasting approximately 60 minutes.

The SKOL-AS is a device-assisted physiotherapy system used in sitting and supine positions, combining active and passive correction of spinal deformity. The intervention utilizes air-filled cushions with pressure-based biofeedback (manometers) to guide asymmetrical breathing and corrective movements. Therapy focuses on three-dimensional spinal correction, proprioceptive stimulation, and postural re-education through controlled pressure application and patient engagement. Sessions are conducted twice weekly for 24 weeks, each lasting approximately 60 minutes.

The FITS method is a physiotherapeutic scoliosis-specific exercise program based on individualized three-dimensional correction principles. The intervention includes active exercises targeting postural correction, trunk stabilization, muscle balance, and motor control without the use of therapeutic devices. Exercises are tailored to the patient's curvature pattern and functional status and are delivered by certified physiotherapists. Sessions are conducted twice weekly for 24 weeks, each lasting approximately 60 minutes.