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Figure 1.

PRISMA flow diagram [13].

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Table 1.

Risk-of-bias assessment was performed using a six-item scoring for description and validity of key information for the research question of this study and risk-of-bias.

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Figure 2.

A best-evidence-synthesis was performed for each abnormality described in studies with satisfactory risk-of-bias.

[16] Consistency was defined as ≥50% of the studies showed either a negative or positive effect of the primary outcome between AIS cases and healthy adolescents.

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Table 2.

Overview of articles identified in this study on neuromuscular concomitant abnormalities, sorted per category and ranked by risk-of-bias.

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Table 3.

Overview of articles identified in this study on anthropometic concomitant abnormalities, sorted per category and ranked by risk-of-bias.

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Table 4.

Overview of articles identified in this study on metabolic concomitant abnormalities, sorted per category and ranked by risk-of-bias.

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Figure 3.

Level of evidence is shown for all associated and non-associated abnormalities that were identified in this systematic review.

Level of evidence was determined using a best-evidence-synthesis. AIS = adolescent idiopathic scoliosis.

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Table 5.

All identified abnormalities are presented.

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