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The effect of simulating leg length inequality on spinal posture and pelvic position: a dynamic rasterstereographic analysis

Betsch et al., 2012

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2024434269947147356
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Betsch M
Wild M
Große B
Rapp W
Horstmann T
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European spine journal

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Introduction Leg length inequalities (LLI) are a common finding. Rasterstereography offers a non-invasive, contact-free and reliable method to detect the effects of LLIs on spinal posture and pelvic position. Materials and methods A total of 115 subjects were …
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