Our data demonstrates that at two years, NSF has poorer motion than STF patients in all three planes.
This study investigates whether surface topography measurements of body volume difference and torso volume difference between maximum inhale and exhale correlate to values determined on pulmonary function tests.
Surface topographic measurements of the torso are correlated to TAPS and SRS-22r self-image scores in AIS patients and controls, with TAPS exhibiting a stronger relationship, better reflecting the patient’s external asymmetries.
Conclusion: clinical parameters can be reliably measured in a fully automated system, paving the way for objective analysis of symmetry, body shape pre/post-surgery, and tracking of pathology without ionizing radiation.