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"There are several methods to measure the pelvic obliquity angle, with the Maloney and Osebold method considered the most reliable ⁴."

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Acronyms

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"On a PA spine x-ray, a line is drawn across the superior iliac crest, and a second line is drawn perpendicularly. A third line is drawn connecting the centre of T1 to the centre of S1, and pelvic obliquity is measured as the angle between the second and third lines ⁴."

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"On a PA spine x-ray, a line is drawn across the superior iliac crest, and a second line is drawn parallel to the lower end of the x-ray. Pelvic obliquity is measured as the angle between the first and second lines ^4,6."

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Litotes

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"Pelvic obliquity is a potential source of measurement error on cross-sectional imaging, especially for measurements conducted on axial images if not considered and appropriately corrected by reformatting true axial planes ³."

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"Maloney method"

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"Osebold method / iliac obliquity"

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Semicolons

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"On erect x-rays, pelvic obliquity manifests as a lateral tilt of the pelvis ⁷. Pelvic obliquity has been commonly measured as an angle, although some methods measure pelvic obliquity as a distance; there is no gold standard for measuring pelvic obliquity ^5,8."

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"There are several methods to measure the pelvic obliquity angle, with the Maloney and Osebold method considered the most reliable ⁴."

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Lint: pelvic-obliquity