Juvenile idiopathic spine is a disease that occurs in adolescent females, usually at the age of 11-13 years, and stops progressing around the age of 18-20 years. The main manifestation is an “S” scoliosis of the spine, and some patients may develop a rotational deformity of the spine in addition to the scoliosis later in life. In mild cases, it affects the appearance of the spine, and in severe cases, it compresses the thoracic organs, such as the heart and lungs, and the corresponding clinical indications appear. The cause of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis is still unknown, and many experts have proposed various hypotheses, including genetic factors, abnormal hormone levels, abnormal development of connective tissue on both sides of the spine, and abnormalities of the neuroendocrine system, but either hypothesis is not sufficient to describe all the problems of the disease. On the issue of the cause of the disease, there is one thing that has been agreed upon, that is, although the patient presents with structural changes in the spine, the disease is not a bone disease, but a scoliosis caused by an unexplained imbalance of muscle strength on both sides of the spine, although, because the cause is unknown, no one in the medical profession has been able to find a breakthrough in the treatment of the etiology and completely stop the progression of scoliosis, but by The strong correction of scoliosis has been done in terms of the surgical method of straightening and fixing the scoliotic spine with metal, thus improving the spinal deformity through external force. At present, the internationally recognized treatment method is; Cobb’s angle over 45 degrees, generally to use the surgical method, while Cobb’s angle less than 40 degrees is used conservative therapy. Conservative treatment is applicable to those with Cobb’s angle less than 40 degrees, where the classic technique is: orthopedic brace plus functional training, the best orthopedic brace is worn for 23 hours a day, and the remaining one hour is for functional training and respiratory function training. However, in reality, we often encounter the following problems: 1, most patients with this disease are girls, wearing braces affect the aesthetics, the patient itself has a strong resistance, it is difficult to adhere to. 2, there are often skin rashes and ulcers after the pressure, affecting the wearing time. 3.The weather is too hot in summer, so it is very uncomfortable to wear the brace. 4.The role of the brace is to limit the progress of scoliosis, but there is no continuous corrective effect. During 1994-1996, I and my team were the first in China to use the multi-axial progressive tension orthopedic method for the non-surgical correction of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis by using a JQ-1 air-electric interlocking spinal retractor, placing the patient in a prone position, and applying a lateral pushing force to the apex of the lateral eminence while in longitudinal traction to effectively correct scoliosis, 2-3 times a week. Each session lasts for 1 month, with 2 sessions per year. After nearly 100 patients, the following conclusions were drawn: 1. If continuous treatment for two sessions per year can be guaranteed, the multi-axial progressive compression method can replace the 23-hour daily brace therapy to some extent, i.e., patients who used the multi-axial progressive compression method no longer wear braces, and 85% of patients did not have an increase in Cobb’s angle. 2. Patients who were able to adhere to the requirement of wearing a brace after two consecutive sessions of treatment per year showed an average improvement of 4 degrees in Cobb’s angle during the one-year period. 3. During the treatment period, the improvement of the scoliosis angle was obvious, and during the non-treatment period, there was a tendency of slow progression of the improved angle. The above findings suggest that the multi-axial progressive tension correction method can effectively control the progression of idiopathic scoliosis and is more effective with continued treatment. Based on the above conclusions, moreover, because this type of patients are learning g period, it is not possible to take a break from school because of the treatment of this disease, because patients with idiopathic scoliosis, the correction of spinal deformity is long-term, or even lifelong, so I invented a long-term correction of scoliosis can be done at home spinal correction bed, called: “home use medical type spinal correction bed “, the bed is placed at home, the patient can be corrected once a day after school, so that not only can effectively control the spinal deformity, improve the patient’s quality of life, but also the continuous correction of the scoliosis of the spine, in theory, each patient should be equipped with a “home use Medical orthopedic bed.” It saves time, money, and effectiveness.