Haltungsstörungen
Haltungsstörungen, also known as postural disorders, refer to deviations from the normal, healthy alignment and posture of the body. These can affect various parts of the musculoskeletal system, including the spine, pelvis, shoulders, and extremities. Common examples include scoliosis, a sideways curvature of the spine, kyphosis, an excessive outward curve of the upper back (hunchback), and lordosis, an excessive inward curve of the lower back. Poor posture can also manifest as rounded shoulders, a forward head posture, or an uneven gait.
The causes of Haltungsstörungen are diverse and can include congenital factors, developmental issues, injuries, degenerative conditions,
Symptoms of Haltungsstörungen vary depending on the severity and location of the abnormality. They can range
Diagnosis typically involves a physical examination, assessment of posture and gait, and sometimes imaging studies such