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Investingation on the Relationship Scoliotic Curve and BMI, Cervical Lordosis Lumar Lordosis and Ferguson Angle in Spinal Scoliosis Patient
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Abstract
Objectives: To invesgate correlation between the scoliotic curve and BMI, cervical lordosis, lumbar lordosis and Ferguson angle in spinal scoliotic patient.
Methods: The study was composed of 14 scoliosis patients beyond cobb¡¯a angle (sample I group) and 15 scoliosis patients over cobb¡¯a angle (sample II group). The patients were evaluated with X-ray findings of full spine AP and lateral views and statistically analyzed.
Results: 1. Sample II group showed a significant decrease in BMI as compared with Sample I group(P<0.05). 2. Scoliotic curve had s negative relationship with 3. Scolotic patients had a lower cervical angle than normal man.
Conclusion: 1. The larger the scoliotic angle, the lower BMI 2. There are no concemed scoliotic curve and cervical lordosis, lumbar lordosis and Ferguson angle.
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Scoliosis; BMI;Cervical Lordosis;Lumbar Lordosis;Ferguson angle
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