The T4-L1-Hip Axis: Sagittal Spinal Realignment Targets in Long-Construct Adult Spinal Deformity Surgery
Jeffrey M. Hills(The University of Texas at San Antonio Health Science Center), Renaud Lafage(Lenox Hill Hospital), Pierce D. Nunley, Christopher P. Ames(University of California, San Francisco), Alex Soroceanu(University of Calgary), Breton Line(Hospital for Special Surgery), Christopher I. Shaffrey(Duke University), Themistocles S. Protopsaltis(NYU Langone Health), Eric O. Klineberg(Central Texas Spine Institute), Douglas C. Burton(University of Kansas Medical Center), Justin S. Smith(University of Virginia), Michael P. Kelly(Rady Children's Hospital-San Diego), Jeffrey L. Gum(Norton Healthcare), Gregory M. Mundis(Scripps Clinic), Richard A. Hostin(Southwest Scoliosis Institute), Shay Bess(Sensory Processing Disorder Foundation), Munish C. Gupta(Washington University in St. Louis), Khaled M. Kebaish(Johns Hopkins University), Virginie Lafage(Lenox Hill Hospital), Han Jo Kim(Hospital for Special Surgery), D. Kojo Hamilton(Glasgow Caledonian University), Frank J. Schwab(Lenox Hill Hospital), Lawrence G. Lenke(Johns Hopkins University), Robert K. Eastlack(San Diego Spine Institute)
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