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Ongoing improvements in trunk control in children with spinal cord injury receiving activity‐based locomotor training

(range, 7–18 years), and the mean anteversion measured on the 3-D CT was 34.8° (range, 4.2–60.7°). The 3-D reconstructed femur images obtained with the proposed method using uncalibrated radiographic images showed excellent concurrent validity (R = 0.974, p < 0.001), with a mean angle difference of 2.9° (range, 0.0–7.8°). Conclusions/Significance: The femoral anteversion measurement with the proposed method using uncalibrated biplanar radiographic images showed excellent concurrent validity in patients with cerebral palsy.