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The ideal definition of Anterior Pelvic Plane (represented by red line should be vertical). After multiple iterations, it is likely that the ASIS, PT landmarks will move a little bit but not by much.
Definitely, implement this in the v2 release. For current iteration, a single iteration gives a rough approximation of ASIS, PT landmarks.
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After this implementation, we should be able to obtain PSIS too. currently, the posterior-most point lies in the tail bone region which is obvious from the figure below.
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In the first iteration you get this:


The ideal definition of Anterior Pelvic Plane (represented by red line should be vertical). After multiple iterations, it is likely that the ASIS, PT landmarks will move a little bit but not by much.
Definitely, implement this in the v2 release. For current iteration, a single iteration gives a rough approximation of ASIS, PT landmarks.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: