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The use of the T1 sagittal angle in predicting overall sagittal balance of the spine

Knott et al., 2010

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16925097352779112847
Author
Knott P
Mardjetko S
Techy F
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The Spine Journal

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BACKGROUND CONTEXT: A balanced sagittal alignment of the spine has been shown to strongly correlate with less pain, less disability, and greater health status scores. To restore proper sagittal balance, one must assess the position of the occiput relative to the sacrum …
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