Publications by authors named "J-C Challier"
Article Synopsis
- The study was a retrospective cross-sectional analysis aimed at understanding how pelvic incidence (PI) and age influence spinopelvic alignment types, comparing results between pediatric and adult groups according to the Roussouly classification.
- A total of 1,706 non-pathologic individuals aged 5-49 were examined using radiographs, revealing significant differences in global and spinopelvic alignment parameters as individuals grow, particularly noting that certain alignment types are less common in younger populations.
- The findings concluded that global and spinopelvic alignment evolves throughout growth, with specific trends in pelvic incidence observed, particularly highlighting that Type 4 alignment shows the largest increase in PI with age.
Study Design: Retrospective cross-sectional study.
Objective: The aim was to describe existing global sagittal alignment parameters across ages and to analyze differences according to gender and pelvic incidence (PI).
Summary Of Background Data: Variability with age has been reported.