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Comparison of spinal curvature parameters as determined by the ZEBRIS spine examination method and the Cobb method in children with scoliosis

Takacs et al., 2018

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16882542922288135688
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Takacs M
Orlovits Z
Jager B
Kiss R
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PloS one

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Background and purpose The most common and gold standard method to diagnose and follow-up on scoliosis treatment is to capture biplanar X-ray images and then use these to determine the sagittal frontal spinal curvature angles by the Cobb method. Reducing …
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