The 17 posture metrics in every report.
A front photo gives 11 metrics and a side photo gives 6. Each comes with a value, a normal range, and a clear flag. This page is the at-a-glance list; for what each metric measures and how to read it, see the posture metrics guide.
Front view (11)
Side view (6)
Metrics tagged approx are screening estimates from a 2-D photo. The thoracic and lumbar values are proxies read against X-ray (Cobb) reference ranges, and pelvic tilt is unsigned, so it shows how much, not whether the tilt is anterior or posterior.
Related guides: forward head posture, lumbar lordosis, anterior and posterior pelvic tilt, and uneven shoulders and hips.
Read the full metrics guidePhoto quality & limitations.
Each photo is checked for detection quality and full-body coverage. A clear, full-body shot passes silently. If the capture is poor — bad framing, occlusion, low light, or a cropped body — the report shows a quality notice so you know to re-take.
Every assessmentHow the quality gate works.
- 2-D estimates. All metrics are computed from flat front and side photos. Rotational and depth components are inferred.
- Clothing & occlusion. Loose clothing, hands in pockets, or accessories can degrade landmark accuracy. Tight athletic wear works best.
- Approx tag. Five metric types — Forward Head, Thoracic Kyphosis, Lumbar Lordosis, Pelvic Tilt and Q-angle (L/R) — are screening estimates — they're useful for trending, not for replacing radiographic measurement.
- Not a diagnostic device. PosturaScreen supports screening and tracking; clinical decisions should integrate findings with examination and history.
Screen all 17 metrics in one assessment.
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