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Differentiate between Scoliosis and Lordosis deformities. Suggest corrective measures for Knock-knee and Flat foot deformities.

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To remember spinal alignments: Scoliosis causes an S-shaped side curve, while Lordosis targets the Lumbar region with an exaggerated inward curve.

Updated On: Jul 2, 2026

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