… measurement, fifty anteroposterior radiographs of patients who had scoliosis were each
measured on six separate occasions by four orthopaedic surgeons using the Cobb method. For …

… imaging of patients with … of Cobb angles from supine MRI with axial loading in patients
with idiopathic scoliosis could replace Cobb angle measurements from standing radiographs. …

… The evaluation and treatment of scoliosis patients are largely dependent … Cobb angle
measurement without significantly compromising the information given by the original radiograph. It …

… reading ten radiographs of scoliotic patients with a maximum Cobb angle of 25 ~ [1]. Their
95… surgeons on 38 radiographs of scoliotic patients with a Cobb angle between 20 and 40 The …

… included in this study were representative of patients who were previously diagnosed …
Analyses of various radiographic markers in our study noted that a segmental Cobb angles of ≥20 …

… The reproducibility of measurements used to evaluate patients with scoliosis has received …
patients with scoliosis is the Cobb angle measured on standing posterior-anterior radiographs…

… existing deformable methods such as the GVF snake model and the CPM model, but all
of them could not be used to measure the Cobb angle of patient with scoliosis automatically. …

… and supine MRI are associated with each other and how this association could serve
patients with idiopathic scoliosis and prevent repetitive exposure to ionizing radiation. Based on …

… Cobb angle is an objective radiographic parameter to quantify the severity of scoliosis on
coronal radiographs … ; however, the MVC-Net might not be ideally suited for elderly patients …

… patient sample with varying clinical characteristics. Lastly, we compare this network’s Cobb
angle … vary by patient clinical characteristics, we stratified Cobb angle measurement errors by …