Consider the following situation: A 13-year-old teenager was taken to the physiotherapist's office by his mother, who is very concerned about his p...

Consider the following situation: A 13-year-old teenager was taken to the physiotherapist's office by his mother, who is very concerned about his posture. The teenager does not feel any pain, however, his postural assessment indicated, in the lateral view, the presence of pelvic anteversion, with an increase in the physiological curvature of the lumbar region of the spine, and in the posterior view, asymmetry of the angles of Tales and a deviation of the vertebral column, which does not correct with trunk laterality. Considering this information and the content studied about postural assessment, it can be stated that the deviations presented by the patient are called:


a) Hiperlordose lombar e escoliose estrutural.
b) Hipercifose lombar e retificação da cifose B torácica.
c) Hiperlordose cervical e escoliose postural.