Three-dimensional reconstruction using stereoradiography for evaluating adult spinal deformity: a reproducibility study.

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Edward Delsole

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Emmanuelle Ferrero

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Frank Schwab

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Jonathan Oren

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Pierre Guigui

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Renaud Lafage

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Shaleen Vira

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Virginie Lafage

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Wafa Skalli

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10.1007/S00586-016-4833-5

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Pierre-Yves Rohan

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reproducibility