Pelvic and spinal postural changes between standing-sitting positions following lumbosacral fusion: a pilot study

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Thomas Borgeaud
Jean-Charles Le Huec
Antonio Faundez
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[1] Université de Genève (UNIGE),Faculty of Medicine
[2] Polyclinique Bordeaux Nord,undefined
[3] Centre Vertebra,undefined
[4] Hôpital de La Tour,undefined
[5] Department of Surgery,undefined
[6] Geneva University Hospitals (HUG),undefined
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Adult spinal deformity (ASD); Proximal junction kyphosis (PJK); Proximal junction failure (PJF); Sagittal balance; Sitting position;
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