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Measuring standing hindfoot alignment: reliability of different approaches in conventional x-ray and cone-beam CT.

Leonard Simon BrandenburgMarkus SiegelJakob NeubauerJohanna MerzGerrit BodeJan Kühle
Published in: Archives of orthopaedic and trauma surgery (2021)
It could be shown that reliability of measuring HA depends on the investigated anatomical structure. Placing a tangent along the calcaneus (2, 3, 5, 6, 7) was shown to be unreliable, whereas determining the weight-bearing heel point (1, 4) appeared to be a reliable approach. The correlation of the measurement workflows is significant (p = 0.036), but too weak (0.272) to be used clinically.
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