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Radiographic measurement of the lower limb alignment in the frontal plane is used to assess limb deformity, to plan corrective surgery and for follow-up. It is essential that age-related normal… Click to show full abstract
Radiographic measurement of the lower limb alignment in the frontal plane is used to assess limb deformity, to plan corrective surgery and for follow-up. It is essential that age-related normal lower limb alignment and joint orientation angles are known before planning surgical treatment. EOS (EOS™ Imaging, Paris, France) can lead to supplemental information, especially in cases of severe multidimensional joint malalignment. It allows 3D reconstruction of a bone model of the limb to assess multi-dimensional deformity.
Keywords:
limb;
analysis limb;
malalignment;
radiographic analysis;
frontal plane
Journal Title: Der Orthopade
Year Published: 2021
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Journal Title: Der Orthopade
Year Published: 2021
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