The Contribution of Lower Limbs to Pelvic Tilt: A Baseline and Postoperative Full-Body Analysis

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pelvic tilt, pelvic retroversion, knee flexion, hip extension, lower limb, sagittal malalignment

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Peter Passias

Professor of Orthopaedic Surgery

Throughout my medical career, I have remained dedicated to improving my patients' quality of life. As a specialist in adult cervical and spinal deformity surgery, I understand the significant impact our interventions have on individuals suffering from debilitating pain and physical and mental health challenges. Spinal deformity surgery merges the complexities of spinal biomechanics with the needs of an aging population. My research focuses on spinal alignment, biomechanics, innovative surgical techniques, and health economics to ensure value-based care that enhances patient outcomes.

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