Semiquantitative (SQ) visual grading scheme for vertebral

Download scientific diagram | Semiquantitative (SQ) visual grading scheme for vertebral fractures. Genant ’ s grading scheme for a semiquantitative evaluation of vertebral fracture. The drawings illustrate normal vertebrae (top row) and mild to severe fractures (respectively in the following rows). The size of the reduction in the anterior, middle, or posterior height is reflected in a corresponding to fracture grade, from 1 (mild) to 3 (severe)  from publication: Vertebral morphometry: Current methods and recent advances | Vertebral fractures are the hallmark of osteoporosis and are associated with increased morbility and mortality. Because a majority of vertebral fractures often occur in absence of specific trauma and are asymptomatic, their identification is radiographic. The two most widely | Vertebrates, Spinal Fractures and Osteoporosis | ResearchGate, the professional network for scientists.

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