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See Latest ArticlesInterobserver and Intraobserver Reliability of Cobb Angle Measurement: Endplate Versus Pedicle as Bony Landmarks for Measurement: A Statistical Analysis
Journal of Pediatric Orthopaedics , 10/15/09
Mehta SS et al. – Differences in measurement values with the pedicle method and end–plate method of measurement of the Cobb angle are not statistically significant. Either method can be used for measurement when using a computer–digitized system, which may have helped to minimize measurement discrepancies between these 2 methods.
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