By: Casey Tingle, Mindy Valcarcel
Results presented at the Pediatric Orthopaedic Society of North America Annual Meeting showed excessive anterior pelvic tilt was not significantly associated with back pain in adults with cerebral palsy.
Casey Tingle is an Executive Editor at Healio/Orthopedics Today. With a focus on medicine and healthcare, she covers a range of topics including surgery, digital health, and wellness programs, while also exploring specialties like rheumatology and immunology. Tingle has been recognized with APEX and ASHPE awards for her contributions to orthopedic journalism and is featured in Healio.
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Casey Tingle focuses on providing in-depth coverage of scientific and healthcare topics, with a particular emphasis on medical procedures, patient outcomes, and orthopedic surgery. Her articles often cite data to support the arguments presented.
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