Sensor Medica Technical Sponsor of the Master “Scoliosis from a Global Perspective”

Sensor Medica is proud to support, as Technical Sponsor, the Master “Scoliosis from a Global Perspective”, organized by AIMO – Accademia Italiana di Medicina Osteopatica in collaboration with Scoliosis Academy.

The program represents an important educational opportunity for healthcare professionals who wish to deepen their knowledge of scoliosis through a modern, multidisciplinary, and evidence-based approach. Today, the management of spinal deformities requires not only clinical expertise, but also continuous dialogue between different professional figures and the support of increasingly advanced diagnostic and assessment technologies.

The Master combines online on-demand learning, available starting June 15, 2026, with in-person sessions scheduled from September 24 to 27, 2026, at the AIMO campus in Saronno. Participants will have access to an extensive educational pathway focused on the early recognition, evaluation, and integrated treatment of scoliosis and spinal deformities.

The educational program will include lectures, clinical case discussions, multidisciplinary comparisons, and practical insights led by internationally recognized experts. Particular attention will be dedicated to biomechanics, rehabilitation strategies, postural evaluation, and the integration of different therapeutic approaches in patient management.

As Technical Sponsor, Sensor Medica will contribute its experience in biomechanical and postural analysis technologies, supporting the event with advanced solutions designed for non-invasive spinal assessment and movement analysis. Among these technologies, Spine 3D plays a key role, offering a radiation-free approach for three-dimensional evaluation of the spine and posture.

Through optical acquisition systems and advanced computational analysis, Spine 3D allows healthcare professionals to obtain detailed information about spinal alignment, asymmetries, posture, and movement dynamics, helping support monitoring, prevention, and clinical decision-making processes.

Sensor Medica strongly believes that innovation, research, education, and multidisciplinary collaboration are fundamental elements for improving patient care and supporting healthcare professionals in their daily clinical practice. Participating in educational initiatives such as this Master means actively contributing to the development of a more integrated, technological, and patient-oriented vision of rehabilitation and spinal care.

The Master also provides 32 ECM credits for healthcare professionals.

More information about the program is available here: https://aimoedu.it/master-scoliosi/