Measurements in Spine Care

Author: Lee   Michael J.;;  

Publisher: Thieme‎

Publication year: 2012

E-ISBN: 9783131726513

P-ISBN(Hardback):  9783131711915

Subject: R681.5 Spinal and back disease

Language: ENG

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Description

In the course of evaluating the patient with spinal disease, a myriad of measurements need to be performed before determining the diagnosis and the severity of the disease process. This text explicitly outlines the measurement of the spine from a clinical, laboratory, and radiographic approach. A detailed description of the actual technique of measurement and the clinical implication are presented with accompanying illustrations. This amalgamation of measurement tools for the spine is a beneficial reference for a wide spectrum of healthcare providers: students, nurses, residents, fellows, and established surgeons.

In addition to its detailed illustrated presentation, each measurement technique has been graded for scientific and clinical utility with a score that specifically grades:

Interobserver reliability
Intraobserver reliability
Universality

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