range 12–32°, 32% moderate or severe · Based on 25 de-identified scoliosis screenings in Inverness, FL (ZIP 34453, 34442, 34450, 34461).
Lateral spinal curvature quantified by the Cobb angle. <10° is postural; 10–24° mild, 25–39° moderate, 40°+ severe. Curve location (thoracic/lumbar, left/right) and shoulder/hip unleveling accompany the measurement.
| Band | Scans | Share |
|---|---|---|
| Under 10° (postural, not structural scoliosis) | 0 | 0% |
| 10–24° (mild scoliosis) | 17 | 68% |
| 25–39° (moderate scoliosis) | 8 | 32% |
| 40°+ (severe / surgical-watch) | 0 | 0% |
| Curve | Scans |
|---|---|
| right thoracic | 8 |
| left thoracic | 7 |
| left lumbar | 5 |
| right lumbar | 5 |
| Complaint | Scans | Most common curve | Most common pelvic tilt |
|---|---|---|---|
| neck pain | 43 | reduced lordosis | left high |
| headaches | 35 | hypolordosis | left high |
| low back pain | 29 | normal | right high |
| back pain | 22 | — | — |
| hip pain | 19 | normal | right high |
| sciatica | 11 | normal | right high |
| fatigue | 10 | hypolordosis | level |
| upper back pain | 8 | military neck | level |
| shoulder pain | 7 | reduced lordosis | level |
| neck stiffness | 6 | hypolordosis | level |
| uneven shoulders | 6 | — | — |
| dizziness | 5 | hypolordosis | left high |
Cobb-angle mean and severity-band distribution across all scans recording a cobbAngle value. Severity bands follow standard clinical thresholds. Source: INNATE Scanner — de-identified posture/spine screening aggregates (innate_results). Last updated 2026-06-10T14:49:56.954Z.
Scoliosis is a lateral (sideways) curvature of the spine, quantified by the Cobb angle in degrees. Under 10° is considered postural rather than structural scoliosis; 10–24° is mild, 25–39° moderate, and 40°+ severe (surgical-watch). Curve location and shoulder/hip unleveling accompany the measurement.
INNATE estimates the Cobb angle from a back-facing photo by mapping the spinal landmarks and measuring the maximum lateral deviation of the curve. The scan returns an estimated Cobb angle in degrees as a screening indicator — it does not replace a diagnostic X-ray.
A Cobb angle of 25° or more indicates moderate-to-severe scoliosis and generally warrants clinical follow-up; 40°+ is considered severe and is monitored closely. In this dataset, 32% of scans measured 25° or more (moderate or severe).
Across 25 de-identified INNATE scoliosis screenings in the Inverness / Citrus County area, the average Cobb angle was 21.5°, and 32% measured 25° or more. These are population aggregates and identify no individual.
Chiropractic care can help manage scoliosis-related symptoms and support spinal mobility and posture; for moderate or severe curves, co-management with appropriate specialists is important. Outcomes vary by curve size and age. A chiropractor can screen the curve and recommend an evidence-based plan or referral. No specific result is guaranteed.
Moss Chiropractic of Inverness offers a free 2-minute INNATE scoliosis screening. Call 352-419-6548 to schedule, or run the scan from any phone — it flags curves that merit a closer look.
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