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A novel portable and radiation-free method for assessing scoliosis: an accurate and reproducible study

Wang et al., 2025

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8969248472496384586
Author
Wang H
Zhu Y
Bao Q
Lu Y
Yan F
Du L
Qin L
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BMC Musculoskeletal Disorders

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This study aimed to evaluate the accuracy and reproducibility of a newly developed portable and radiation-free three-dimensional spine sensing system (3D-SSS) for scoliosis assessment. A total of 145 patients underwent full-spine imaging using the EOS imaging …
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