Gina Willliams, 10 years old

Diagnosis: Scoliosis
Result improvements from April 2015 to May 2016 after strength training with her mom, Jully
Williams at Semper Strong! Jully decided to go against the doctors thoughts of possible need for
a brace or surgery in the future and took matters into her own hands. She stayed consistent with
training with her daughter at Semper Strong focusing on core improvement and overall strength
for her daughter. This decision has paid off! Go Jully and Gina!!!!!!!

April 2015, Initial Results:

Patient: GINA WILLIAMS DOB: Oct 21, 2005 SPINE ENTIRE ERECT PA AND LATERA
LClinical History 9-year-old female for scoliosis evaluation.
Technique Erect PA and lateral view of the thoracolumbar spine. Comparison No prior images
available for comparison. Findings There is mild S-shaped scoliosis with right thoracic
curve and left thoracolumbar curve. No appreciable pelvic tilt. There are no additional
abnormal curves in the sagittal plane. Vertebral bodies and disc spaces are maintained. No
evidence of vertebral anomaly. Visualized bones are well mineralized. Visualized lungs are
grossly clear without evidence of consolidation, large pleural effusion, or pulmonary vascular
congestion. The cardiomediastinal silhouette is within normal limits. Breast shields are
identified. There is a nonobstructive bowel gas pattern. Impression Mild S-shaped scoliosis with
right thoracic and left thoracolumbar curves..

October 2015: Condition gets worse resulting in Jully and Gina starting at Semper Strong
shortly after this appointment:

Result type: SPINE ENTIRE ERECT PA

Technique Frontal views of the entire spine. Comparison 04/13/2015. Findings Mild S-shaped
curvature of the thoracolumbar spine all with right thoracic curve and left thoracolumbar
curve. Mild increase in the lumbar component. No acute fractures are noted. The included
lung fields are clear. Impression S-shaped curvature of the thoracolumbar spine with mild
increase in the left lumbar component.

May 2015: Ginas condition shows improvement resulting from her consistent training with a
focus on her core at Semper Strong!!!!!!
Result type: Spine,entire/erect Pa Result date:
Clinical History Evaluate scoliosis. Findings

In this patient with a complex but

very mild curve, left upper thoracic, right lower thoracic, and left thoracolumbar, there is
mild interval improvement in the curves. The osseous structures are otherwise
unremarkable. Included lungs are clear. Nonobstructive bowel gas pattern. Impression

Complex curves as well as right complex described above, slightly

improved from the prior. .