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Presentations: Goldberg RW, Standefer KD, Birch JG et al. An analysis of pelvic asymmetry between different sexes and races in a cadaveric collection. E-poster presented at European Pediatric Orthopedic Society annual meeting, April, 2019.
Publications: None to date. Presentations/manuscripts are in preparation addressing:
Further grant obtained as result of POSNA funding: None to date. Project remains internally funded at host institutions (Texas Scottish Rite Hospital for Children and Case Western Reserve University School of Medicine). The project remains intra-institutionally research committee and Institutional Review Board-approved for continued recruitment of normal and AIS volunteers. Based on our findings to date, we believe we have adequate “normal” subject/specimen reconstructions/data. Further recruitment will focus on surgical-grade deformities, with or without substantial lumbar deformities. We will continue to follow patients who have undergone posterior spinal instrumentation and fusion to determine the impact/response of identified lumbosacral deformity on long-term outcome in these patients.