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A new radiographic measurement method for evaluation of tibial torsion: a pilot study in adults

Güven et al., 2009

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15947178455261957372
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Güven M
Akman B
Ünay K
Özturan E
Çakıcı H
Eren A
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Clinical Orthopaedics and Related Research®

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Computed tomography (CT) frequently is used to determine torsional abnormalities. However, its use in clinical practice may be limited. We present a new method for measuring tibial torsion using conventional radiographs. We compared the method with several clinical …
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