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Test-retest reliability of posture measurements in adolescents with idiopathic scoliosis

Heitz et al., 2018

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7713466808423395499
Author
Heitz P
Aubin-Fournier J
Parent Ã
Fortin C
Publication year
Publication venue
The spine journal

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Abstract Background Context Posture changes are a major consequence of idiopathic scoliosis (IS). Posture changes can lead to psychosocial and physical impairments in adolescents with IS. Therefore, it is important to assess posture, but the test-retest reliability …
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