Prediction of the scoliotic deformity correction in brace

Chekryzhev, D; Mezentsev, A; Petrenko, D; Levytskyi, A.F.

doi:10.1186/1748-7161-4-s2-o12

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“…Wong et al 4 and Vidyadhara and Mak 5 assessed the curvature when the patient was lying down (supine position), but the prediction accuracy of supine position was unclear because detailed statistical results were not provided in their studies. Chekryzhev et al 6 reported that the curvature in lateral bending position correlated to the curvature after fitting orthosis (correlation coefficient = 0.68), while the reliability of their measurements was unclear as “Spinal Mouse” was used to measure the coronal spinal curvature. Another study used radiography to assess the lateral bending curvature and reported no significant difference with the in-orthosis curvature.…”

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Significance of recumbent curvature in prediction of in-orthosis correction for adolescent idiopathic scoliosis

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et al. 2019

Prosthetics &Amp; Orthotics International

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The curvature in recumbent positions (supine and prone) is highly correlated to the initial in-orthosis curvature without significant difference. Thus, the initial effect of spinal orthosis could be predicted by the curvature in the recumbent positions (especially prone position) at the pre-orthosis stage. Clinical relevance Prediction of in-orthosis correction at pre-orthosis stage is valuable for spinal orthosis design. This study suggests assessing the spinal curvature in recumbent position (especially prone position) to predict the initial in-orthosis correction for optimizing the orthosis design.

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confidence: 99%