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sagittal plane

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sagittal plane
n.
A longitudinal plane that divides the body of a bilaterally symmetrical animal into right and left sections.


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Assembled models, on stands, range from a simple, skeletal model to more complex models showing muscles or ligaments at both origin and insertion point along one side of the sagittal plane.
The section on principles includes material on the Lenke classification system, sagittal plane deformities and coronal plane deformities, and the section on treatment includes congenital and other forms of scoliosis, Scheuermann's kyphosis, and treatments of the thoracolumbar spine along with corrections and revisions of adult spinal deformity.
Previous research has suggested that the major determinants of load distribution during walking are coronal and sagittal plane knee moments, which have been correlated with knee osteoarthritis [10].
 
 
 
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