After explaining about a TLSO brace to the mother of a child with scoliosis, which statement indicates a need for further information?

Wearing a TLSO (Thoraco-Lumbo-Sacral Orthosis) brace is indeed crucial for managing scoliosis, especially in children. However, the statement regarding the brace's role in "curing" scoliosis indicates a misunderstanding of the device's purpose and effectiveness. While the brace aims to prevent further curvature progression and can significantly help in managing scoliosis, it does not cure the condition.

The TLSO works by exerting pressure on the spine and encouraging proper alignment, but it does not reverse existing curvature. It is typically used during a child's growth period to prevent worsening of the scoliosis. Hence, while adherence to wearing the brace is essential, the idea of it being a cure can lead to unrealistic expectations for the mother regarding her child's treatment plan. Additionally, the other statements demonstrate an understanding of the importance of exercise, wearing the brace for the recommended hours, and taking care of skin integrity under the brace, all of which are important components of managing scoliosis with a TLSO brace.