AIM: To evaluate the use of photogrammetry and identify the mathematical procedures
applied when evaluating spinal posture. METHODS: A systematic search using keywords …

Lumbar lordosis is a key postural component that has interested both clinicians and
researchers for many years. Despite its wide use in assessing postural abnormalities, there …

The objective of this review was to examine the scientific evidence regarding the aspects of
validation in non-invasive methods of assessing the spine in the sagittal plane. A systematic …

Background Postural asymmetry is natural and expected during postural assessment.
Besides, there are conditions that exacerbate the difference between right and left side …

Introduction: The early evaluation of the spine in children is desirable because it is at this
stage of development that the greatest changes in the body structures occur. Objective: To …

Background: Lordosis is a curvature in the posterior of vertebral column. Loss of normal
lordotic alignment may induce pathologic changes in the spine from load bearing and …

BACKGROUND: The use of unstable training environments has been proposed to enhance
the specific effects of movement through an increased activation of stabilizers and core …

Among the several postural alterations, the thoracic hyperkyphosis and lumbar
hyperlordosis are the most common ones. Hyperkyphosis is defined as an outward …

Background Postural rehabilitation plays an important role in the treatment of non-specific
low back pain. Although pelvic inclination has been widely used to improve lumbar lordosis …

A periapical lesion occurs as periapical tissue reacts to a dental pulp anaerobic infection. Th
is phenomenon may result from carious lesions, tooth fractures, or iatrogenic and other …