Clinical Study

Intraoperative Computed Tomography versus Perdriolle and Scoliometer Evaluation of Spine Rotation in Adolescent Idiopathic Scoliosis

Table 1

Comparison of pre- and postcorrectional clinical and radiographic parameters evaluated with direct and indirect methods of measurement.

ParameterEvaluation
Before correctionAfter correction

Mean Cobb angle (°) thoracic curve49,0° ± 15°15° ± 5,7°
Mean Cobb angle (°) lumbar curve38,0° ± 11,3°7° ± 7°
Mean curve correction ratio (%) thoracic curve69%
Mean curve correction ratio (%) lumbar curve81%
Mean rib hump high (°) scoliometer14° ± 4,5°4° ± 2,9°
Mean rib hump correction ratio (%) scoliometer71,5%
Mean rib hump high (°) ICT23° ± 6,5°16° ± 6,4°
Mean rib hump correction ratio (%) ICT31%
Mean thoracic AVR (°) PERDRIOLLE 22° ± 7,6°9° ± 6,9°
Mean lumbar AVR (°) PERDRIOLLE27° ± 7,3°10° ± 5,9°
Mean thoracic AVR (°) A&D13,5° ± 4,2°
Mean lumbar AVR (°) A&D16,3° ± 11°
Mean (AS – UIS) angle (°) 12,3° ± 8,4°10,1° ± 7,8°
Mean (AS – LIS) angle (°) 8,7° ± 7,1°8,5° ± 7,4°
Mean AVD (°) PERDRIOLLE15°
Mean AVD (°) DVD ICT1,2°