SOSORT consensus paper: school screening for scoliosis. Where are we today?

Table 2 Sex and age range of those screened currently

Age girls	Q12a	Q12a (%)	Q12b	Q12b (%)
Younger than 7 years of age	4–14 years = 1 5–10 years = 1		4–14 years = 1 5–15 years = 1 5, 6 years = 2
7 years	6	17,14	7	20,00
8 years	4	11,42	6	17,14
9 years	5	14,28	13	37,14
10 years	8	22,85	19	54,28
11 years	7	20,00	20	57,14
12 years	11	31,42	19	54,28
13 years	7	20,00	17	48,57
14 years	7	20,00	7	20,00
15 years	2	05,71	4	11,42
Older than 15 years	2	05,71	1	02,85
All school ages			1	02,85
No answer	17	48,57%
Age boys	Q12a	Q12a (%)	Q12b	Q12b (%)
Younger than 7 years of age	4–14years = 1		4–14 years = 1 5–17 years = 1 5, 6 years = 2
7 years	6	17,14	6	17,14
8 years	5	14,28	5	14,28
9 years	6	17,14	5	14,28
10 years	9	25,71	10	28,57
11 years	7	20,00	12	34,28
12 years	10	28,57	17	48,57
13 years	6	17,14	19	54,28
14 years	7	20,00	15	42,85
15 years	2	05,71	8	22,85
Older than 15 years	2	05,71	2	05,71
All school ages			1	02,85
No answer	17	48,57%

Q12a represents the number of answers on the questionnaire for question a. What is the sex and age range of those screened at your center? and Q12α (%) the relevant percentages, while Q12b represents the number of answers on the questionnaire for question b Please indicate below the respective sexes and age ranges that you think should be screened, and Q12b (%) the relevant percentages.

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