Postoperative leg length discrepancy after hip and knee arthroplasty induces measurable TMJ changes without clinical dysfunction. [PDF]
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Cephalomedullary nailing of trochanteric fractures in geriatric patients restores natural hip geometry - a retrospective radiological analysis. [PDF]
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Inequality and distribution of injury burden in elite basketball: a cohort study using complementary analytical approaches. [PDF]
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Another lift for leg length inequality.
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Interexaminer Reliability of Supine Leg Checks for Discriminating Leg-Length Inequality
Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, 2011The purpose of this study was to quantify interexaminer reliability of a standardized supine leg check procedure used to screen for leg-length inequality.Two doctors of chiropractic used a standardized supine leg check procedure to examine 50 volunteers for leg-length inequality. The order of examination was randomized.
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Validity of compressive leg checking in measuring artificial leg-length inequality
Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics, 2003To determine the accuracy of instrumented prone compressive leg checking.Repeated measures (n = 26) on single subjects (n = 3).Chiropractic college research clinic.A pair of surgical boots were modified to permit continuous measurement of leg-length inequality (LLI).
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Leg length inequality measured by ultrasound and clinical methods
European Journal of Radiology, 1992Leg length inequality (LLI) was determined by ultrasound and two clinical methods in 100 subjects without previous disorders of the lower extremities. The mean LLI by ultrasound was 4.1 mm (range: 0-16 mm). An LLI of 10 mm or more was found in 4% of the subjects.
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Leg-length Inequality in Hemophilia
Clinical Pediatrics, 1985A hemophiliac child with flexion contracture of the knee and symptoms of leg length difference was treated with a shoe lift on the affected side, which failed to aid the problem. Further investigation revealed that the affected limb was actually longer than the contralateral side.
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