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Intra-and inter-reader reliability of semi-automated quantitative morphometry measurements and vertebral fracture assessment using lateral scout views from …

Kim et al., 2011

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5795800495200300677
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Kim Y
Demissie S
Eisenberg R
Samelson E
Kiel D
Bouxsein M
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Osteoporosis international

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Intra-and inter-reader reliability of semi-automated quantitative vertebral morphometry measurements was determined using lateral computed tomography (CT) scout views. The method requires less time than conventional morphometry. Reliability was excellent for …
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