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Manual versus automatic indices assessment based on a marker-less, three dimensional, structural light surface topography postural evaluation. Preliminary study

  • Glinkowski W
  • Michoński J
  • Glinkowska B
  • et al.
Scoliosis (2013) 8(S1)
DOI: 10.1186/1748-7161-8-s1-o24
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The article cites a research study that analyzes an algorithm designed to offer a more reliable way of localizing anatomical back shape landmarks for school screening subjects. It is said that deformities are measured by using Posterior Trunk Symmetry (POTSI) and Deformity in the Axial Plane (DAPI) Indices.

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Glinkowski, W., Michoński, J., Glinkowska, B., & Sitnik, R. (2013). Manual versus automatic indices assessment based on a marker-less, three dimensional, structural light surface topography postural evaluation. Preliminary study. Scoliosis, 8(S1). https://doi.org/10.1186/1748-7161-8-s1-o24

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