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Rastereography vs 3D ultrasound imaging system: when should we choose one instead of the other?
/0 Comments/in News, Scoliosis in depth /by Utenza EditorLet’s start with the thing they have in common: to lower radiation exposure. Indeed, these two methods, although unable to accurately reproduce the Cobb angle, were both created to reduce the radiation exposure of patients being monitored for spinal disorders, especially during pubertal growth. Non-invasiveness and absence of radiation exposure are huge advantages of these […]