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Results Mean kyphotic angles measured with the SpineScan (43.8 degrees), the Myrin (34.9 degrees) and Saunders (35.8 degrees) were significantly lower compared with the Formetric (50 degrees). Mean lordotic angles measured with Myrin (32.5 degrees) and Saunders (32.8) were significantly lower compared with Formetric (39.4 degrees). Myrin pelvis inclination (19.4 degrees) was not different compared to the Formetric (20.3 degrees) but both were lower than Saunders (29.8 degrees). Myrin angles were similar to those already published. Both Myrin and Saunders showed a strong correlation with Formetric but not the SpineScan. Conclusion Myrin and Saunders devices can be used in substitution of the Formetric to partially assess the sagittal profile in scoliotic and non-scoliotic subjects with less cost. SpineScan needes further verifications and possibly requires a longer training time. from 4th International Conference on Conservative Management of Spinal Deformities Boston, MA, USA. 13–16 May 2007

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Comparison of three non-invasive devices to assess the sagittal spinal configuration in an heterogeneous population of scoliotic and non scoliotic subjects