Depends on details: The presence of a tilt on an X-ray does not necessarily mean scoliosis. There can be positional curves which show up on imaging that have to do with either posture or muscular tension. Scoliosis represents a curvature to the spine which reflects an abnormality of how the bones interact with each other. This difference can be subtle. A trained radiologist can tell the difference.
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Nobody's perfect : If I take an X-ray on 10 people I'll find something "wrong" in 9 of them. Nobody's spine is perfect.
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