In the following image, what are the anatomical malalignments of the spine and other involved structures?
A) Kyphotic position that causes compensatory position of the head and neck
B) An abnormal curvature in one direction and a compensatory secondary curve in the opposite direction
C) Increase in both the anterior tilt of the pelvis and in hip flexion
D) Posterior shift of the thoracic segment and anterior shifting of the entire pelvis
E) Increased thoracic curve and protracted scapulae producing a rounded shoulder appearance

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In the following image, what are the anatomical malalignments of the spine and other involved structures? 
A) Kyphotic position that causes compensatory position of the head and neck 
B) An abnormal curvature in one direction and a compensatory secondary curve in the opposite direction 
C) Increase in both the anterior tilt of the pelvis and in hip flexion 
D) Posterior shift of the thoracic segment and anterior shifting of the entire pelvis 
E) Increased thoracic curve and protracted scapulae producing a rounded shoulder appearance

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The Answer of In the following image, what are the anatomical malalignments of the spine and other involved structures? 
A) Kyphotic position that causes compensatory position of the head and neck 
B) An abnormal curvature in one direction and a compensatory secondary curve in the opposite direction 
C) Increase in both the anterior tilt of the pelvis and in hip flexion 
D) Posterior shift of the thoracic segment and anterior shifting of the entire pelvis 
E) Increased thoracic curve and protracted scapulae producing a rounded shoulder appearance

In the Following Image, What Are the Anatomical Malalignments of the Spine