TABLE 2.
Parameter | Value |
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mean age in yrs | 10 ± 4 |
no. of males (%) | 14 (40) |
mean BMI | 21 ± 8 |
coronal | |
mean major Cobb angle | 30.4 ± 15° |
no. convex lt curves | 18 (51) |
apex: IQR | T8-11 |
mean proximal thoracic Cobb angle | 14 ± 11° |
mean middle thoracic Cobb angle | 27 ± 17° |
mean thoracolumbar Cobb angle | 17 ± 11° |
mean coronal balance in mm | 10 ± 9 |
sagittal | |
mean major Cobb angle† | 47 ± 15° |
T2–5 Cobb angle | 15 ± 7° |
T5–12 Cobb angle | 31 ± 19° |
T12–S1 Cobb angle | 55 ± 17° |
apex: IQR | T6-8 |
*IQR = interquartile range.
Ninety-one percent of patients had sagittal Cobb angle >30°.