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Background Breast asymmetry in females is significantly more common in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) than in nonscoliotic females [1]. Researchers and clinicians currently use the “Cobb angle” from radiographs as the standard assessment method for scoliosis. Since exposure to radiation has been shown to increase the risk of cancer [2], radiography is not the safest method of assessment. Unlike surface topography (ST), radiographic assessments do not measure cosmetic deformities associated with AIS, which is very important to patients and has a psychological impact on the quality of life [3].

Examination of the breast asymmetry associated with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis using surface topography methods