Kyphosis Simulator - Simulating a hunchback

Kyphosis Simulator - Simulating a hunchback Simulating a hunchback A hunchback (medical name: kyphosis or hyperkyphosis) is a common condition characterised by an over-curvature of the thoracic spine and causes considerable discomfort. One of the causes of a hunchback is osteoporosis, but other diseases, for example ankylosing spondylitis, also cause a hunchback. Weakened back musculature due to a lack of exercise and constant bad posture can also lead to a hunchback. Developmental disorders during the growth phase are also a possible cause. The kyphosis simulator simulates a hunchback and the symptoms associated with it. The typical posture of a hunchback is created by means of an adjustable neck loop attached to a hip belt. With the kyphosis simulator, it is possible to experience very effectively how a hunchback has a negative effect on the quality of life of those affected. It can be used together with the age simulation suit GERT, but also separately, and can be deploye