article_snippet.sent: Dr Mary Ann Lund, from the University of Leicester's school of English, said tailoring and specially fitted armour probably helped to disguise the curve in Richard III spine.
article_snippet.sent: Instead, a 3D reconstruction of the king’s spine shows 65 to 85 degrees of ‘scoliosis’, or sideways bending of his spine to the right.
article_snippet.sent: ’s spine coronation ceremony
article_snippet.sent: Tailoring probably kept the signs of the king’s spine scoliosis hidden to spectators outside the royal household of attendants, servants and medical staff who dressed, bathed and tended to The body of the king.'
article_snippet.sent: This reconstruction of Richard III, based on Richard III's skull, has revealed what Richard III's looked like 500 years ago .
article_snippet.sent: Scientists used 3D scanning to reconstruct how Richard III ( (right) skeleton may have been deformed (left) '
article_snippet.sent: The care Richard III's in all probability received for Richard III's scoliosis from Richard III's surgically trained physician was large in scale: traction and manual manipulation needed specially designed equipment, space and assistants. '
article_snippet.sent: A 3D reconstruction of Shakespeare's Richard spine showed that A 3D reconstruction of his spine had 65 to 85 degrees of scoliosis - a sideways bend of his spine to the right.
highlights_snippet.sent: Historian Dr Mary Ann Lund believes Richard III used good tailoring and clever armour to hide the scoliosis in Historian Dr Mary Ann Lund spine that curved to the right .
  