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October 9, 2025Journal of Neonatal SurgeryOpen Access

Role of Low-Dose EOS Imaging in the Assessment of Spinal Deformities in Children with Scoliosis

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MAMd. Abdul AzizIAIffat AraRBRashada Bibi

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Overview

Cross-sectional study shows low-dose EOS imaging improves assessment of spinal alignment in children with scoliosis, indicating reduced radiation exposure.

Key Points

  • Low-dose EOS imaging significantly reduced radiation exposure compared to conventional radiographs, making it safer for children.
  • The study reported a mean Cobb angle measurement of 29.4° ± 11.6, demonstrating EOS's precision in spinal assessment.
  • Quality assessments showed good image quality in 75% of cases, with over 84% success in 3D reconstruction feasibility.
  • EOS imaging proves to be a reliable tool for comprehensive evaluation of scoliosis, facilitating better diagnostic decisions.

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Aziz et al. (2025) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/68e70db290569dd607ee625dhttps://doi.org/10.63682/jns.v13i1.9295
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