One thing I would like to point out to those searching for a diagnosis for their bent over posture. When viewing the MRI/X-RAY from a back view, while facing forward, the rear view of the vertebrae should show two black dots at the point where the vertebrae merges with and forms the spine. The black dots are muscles, two per vertebrae. With Camptocormia these small muscles atrophy and are individually replaced with white dots, which is fat/adipose tissue. The cause of this unknown, even among those who study and are familiar with Camptocormia. No known pharmacological response. Best assistance is through walks, throughout the day, which prevents atrophy of other major muscle groups, and gets us out, thus my search for the best walker, and brace, when needed.