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Discussion: The sagittal fit of TKA is not a standardized outcome measure.
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Weight, height, sagittal diameter and waist circumference were measured using standard methods.
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Serial axial and sagittal sections of the right lower extremity were recorded.
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Additional 2D video data were recorded in the sagittal and frontal plane.
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The facet orientation in the sagittal and transverse plane was also determined.
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No correlation between parameters in the coronal and sagittal planes was found.
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Furthermore, the temporal sagittal system showed significant rightward asymmetry between patients and controls.
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The change in the local sagittal alignment kyphosis Cobb angle was also recorded.
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Therefore, initial measurements should be made in coronal or sagittal planes.
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The majority of navicular stress fractures are partial fractures in the sagittal plane.
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The rectum was mobilized from the surrounding structures through a posterior sagittal approach.
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Multisinus thrombosis was most common followed by superior sagittal sinus thrombosis.
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Coronal and sagittal parameters were measured using digital images of radiographs.
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Extended sagittal saw cuts in UKA weaken the tibial bone structure.
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Tight hamstrings, lumbar-pelvic range of motion, and sagittal balance were evaluated.
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Frontal, sagittal, and axial modifications were assessed using the Cobb method.
