Scoliosis assessment in this study: A) ultrasound scan using the Scolioscan® system; B) standard posteroanterior radiograph showing a Cobb angle of 25.6°; C) corresponding coronal ultrasound image showing a curvature angle of 26.9° using SP method.

<p>Scoliosis assessment in this study: A) ultrasound scan using the Scolioscan® system; B) standard posteroanterior radiograph showing a Cobb angle of 25.6°; C) corresponding coronal ultrasound image showing a curvature angle of 26.9° using SP method.</p>

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Main Author:	JoJo Yiying Zou (22676490) (author)
Other Authors:	Shirley Lok Yi Ho (22676493) (author), Babak Hassan Beygi (22676496) (author), Changliang Luo (4537177) (author), Man Sang Wong (22676499) (author)
Published:	2025
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Scoliosis assessment in this study: A) ultrasound scan using the Scolioscan® system; B) standard posteroanterior radiograph showing a Cobb angle of 25.6°; C) corresponding coronal ultrasound image showing a curvature angle of 26.9° using SP method.

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