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Radiologically defining horizontal gaze using EOS imaging—a prospective study of healthy subjects and a retrospective audit

Hey et al., 2018

Document ID
13982833762088943512
Author
Hey H
Tan K
Ho V
Azhar S
Lim J
Liu G
Wong H
Publication year
Publication venue
The Spine Journal

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Abstract Background Context As sagittal alignment of the cervical spine is important for maintaining horizontal gaze, it is important to determine the former for surgical correction. However, horizontal gaze remains poorly-defined from a radiological point of view. Purpose …
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