Leg Length Inequality and the Side of Low Back Pain – A Pilot Study
Abstract Objective: The objective of this paper is to investigate if there is a relationship between the side of leg length inequality (LLI) and the
Abstract Objective: The objective of this paper is to investigate if there is a relationship between the side of leg length inequality (LLI) and the
Abstract OBJECTIVE: a) Establish a precise, standardized method to assess prone leg alignment changes (functional “leg length inequality”), which have, until now, been reported clinically
ABSTRACT BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVE The prone comparison of changes in leg alignment is commonly used to identify musculoskeletal dysfunction by chiropractors. Despite its widespread use
ABSTRACT Changes in apparent leg length”(leg retraction) have been used by many as a means of locating subluxation in various Joints. The leg assessment is
Abstract OBJECTIVE: A study was undertaken to assess the stability of leg alignment reaction to a pressure challenge and its responsiveness to an adjustive intervention.
Abstract OBJECTIVE: A study was undertaken to assess the reliability of detecting leg alignment changes (reactivity) and to determine if the observed leg alignment reactivity
Introduction: Changes in apparent leg length (LL) (leg retraction) have been used by many as a means of locating subluxation in various joints. The leg
Abstract The interexaminer reliability of noninvasive methods of examining lumbar spinal segments is not well established. In this project the interexaminer reliability of three experienced
Abstract A series of blinded studies to determine the feasibility of documenting functional leg length inequalities and changes in functional leg length in normal and
Abstract The interexaminer reliability of relative leg-length evaluation was studied on a sample of 30 subjects by examiners. Prone leg length was examined categorically, whether