The Amount of Proximal Lumbar Lordosis Is Related to Pelvic Incidence

Sébastien Pesenti; Renaud Lafage; Dan Joseph Stein; Jonathan Elysée; Lawrence G. Lenke; Frank J. Schwab; Han Jo Kim; Virginie Lafage

doi:10.1097/corr.0000000000000380

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Our findings may be useful for surgical planning in an era of patient-specific care. The findings suggest that surgeons should aim for a patient-specific lumbar shape rather than simple global lordosis matched to the PI.

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