December 1, 2005

Prediction of Thoracic Dimensions and Spine Length Based on Individual Pelvic Dimensions in Children and Adolescents

JEJohn B. EmansBoston University MCMichelle Ciarlo MCMichael J. CallahanBoston Children's Hospital

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Pelvic inlet width is an age-independent predictor of pediatric chest width and thoracic dimensions that may be used to assess thoracic and spine growth in early onset spine deformity patients.

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