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PubMed1983

Scoliotic spinal anthropometry.

Three-dimensional spinal data were collected from AP and lateral spinal radiographs of 24 female adolescent idiopathic scoliotics. Vertebral body end-plate eccentricity (AP vertebral body width divided by lateral vertebral body width) was measured and found to be minimized at the apex of the scoliotic curve in approximately 70 percent of the subjects. Measurement of end-plate eccentricity is suggested as a possible method for assessment of vertebral body rotation in scoliotic subjects.

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PubMed1983

Airborne ultrasound applied to anthropometry--physical and technical principles.

Airborne ultrasound has been utilized for remote measurement of distance, direction, size, form, volume and velocity. General anthropometrical measurements are performed with a newly constructed real-time linear array scanner. To make full use of the method, we expect a rapid development of high-frequency ultrasound transducers for use in air.

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PubMed1983

Anthropometry of angles of scapula.

Various angles viz. superior, medial, inferior, inferolateral, lateral, acromial and coracoid were studied in 42 scapulae of right side and 54 scapulae of left side. The angles have no correlation to that of opposite side. The correlation coefficient of each angle in relation to other angles on the same side was studied. Some of the angles showed significant correlation to that of the others.

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