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Clinical and radiological assessment of leg length
The New Zealand Medical Journal
|May 28, 1975
Abstract:
This paper compares a clinical and a radiological method of measuring leg-length discrepancy in 107 adults, showing that clinical estimation is unreliable and suggesting that moderate degrees of leg-length difference play little, if any, part in the aetiology of backache.
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