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1 Workstation measurement of thoracic spine Cobb angle
Workstation measurement of thoracic spine Cobb angle.A, Initial angles placed perpendicular to the upper vertebral endplate of T2 (black arrow) and lower vertebral endplate of T12 (white arrow) with the angle measurement function available on the Stentor wo... Workstation measurement of thoracic spine Cobb angle.A, Initial angles placed perpendicular to the upper vertebral endplate of T2 (black arrow) and lower vertebral endplate of T12 (white arrow) with the angle measurement function available on the Stentor workstation system.B, Cobb angle measurement obtained by angle measurement of the intersection between perpendiculars to the vertebral endplates (black arrowhead). Walter S. Bartynski et al. AJNR Am J Neuroradiol 2005;26: ©2005 by American Society of Neuroradiology

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