Camptocormia, or “bent spine syndrome” (Greek Kamptein meaning “to bend” and Kormos meaning “trunk”), refers to an abnormal posture with marked flexion of the thoracolumbar spine that increases during walking and resolves in the supine position.1 This last feature is a characteristic differential sign.2 It is an often overlooked adverse effect of antipsychotics.2 Camptocormia can be a part of Parkinson disease (prevalence: 3%–18%) or associated with various neuromuscular disorders.3...
