Efficacy of the Osaka Medical College (OMC) brace in the treatment of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis following Scoliosis Research Society brace studies criteria

Table 1 Literature review of the clinical results under SRS criteria

Author (Year)	Treatment period	Type of brace	Success rate	Progression rate for surgical indication
Coillard C et al. (2007) [10]	?	SpiceCorBrace	59.4%^**	24.1%⁺
Janicki JA et al. (2007) [20]	1y5m	TLSO	85.4%^*	62.4%⁺
	1y4m	Providence	68.6%^*	42.9%⁺
Negrini S et al. (2009) [13]	4y2m	Lyon, SPoRT	95.8%^**	0.0%⁺
Aulisa AG et al. (2009) [21]	4y11m	Progressive Action Short Brace	100.0%^*	0.0%⁺
Zaborowska-Sapeta K et al. (2011) [22]	2y8m	Chêneau brace	48.1%^*	12.7%⁺⁺
Lee CS et al. (2012) [6]	2y9m	Chaleston Bending Brace	84.2%^**	12.6%⁺
Aulisa AG et al. (2012) [23]	3y6m	Progressive Action Short Brace	100.0%^*	0.0%⁺
Weinstein SL et al. (2013) [12,24]	?	TLSO	_	28.1%⁺⁺
Maruyama T et al. (2013) [25]	1y9m	Rigo-Chêneau brace	70.8%^**	18.2%⁺
Kuroki H et al. (2015) [current report]	3y4m	Osaka Medical College Brace	67.7%^**	9.7%⁺

^*progression < 5°, ^**progression < 6°, ⁺progression ≥ 45°, ++progression ≥ 50°.

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