Where are these insightful, knowledgeable, nuanced specialists like this man who can propely assess and diagnose LLD. This is such a narrow niche! I am suffering in agonizing pain because I cannot get appropriate diagnosis for what I suspect is a shorter right leg.
interesting video! as an architect I must comment though that when measuring the tibia/femur, you did not take into account the Angle under which the person was standing. Since there was a pelvic tilt (5mm vertical) it is clearly visible the person is not standing straight. You are then making truly vertical measurements while the actual length you wish to measure is not vertical, but angled. Since you are measuring in millimeters, you may be off some. In other words, the axis on which the person stands in not straight vertical, but your measurements are. So in order to measure precisely, you may either rotate the image by the axis on the standing person, or make your dimension lines aligned with the angled axis.
Where are these insightful, knowledgeable, nuanced specialists like this man who can propely assess and diagnose LLD. This is such a narrow niche! I am suffering in agonizing pain because I cannot get appropriate diagnosis for what I suspect is a shorter right leg.
Incredibly clear video, with an excellent delivery. Thank you.
Awesome teaching n delivery style Sir
The best explanation ever .
thanks, i couldnt find a good explanation anywhere else!
Excellent
interesting video! as an architect I must comment though that when measuring the tibia/femur, you did not take into account the Angle under which the person was standing. Since there was a pelvic tilt (5mm vertical) it is clearly visible the person is not standing straight. You are then making truly vertical measurements while the actual length you wish to measure is not vertical, but angled. Since you are measuring in millimeters, you may be off some. In other words, the axis on which the person stands in not straight vertical, but your measurements are. So in order to measure precisely, you may either rotate the image by the axis on the standing person, or make your dimension lines aligned with the angled axis.
Hi Doctor , does the posterio medial bowing of tibia always results in limb shortening ?
What is the name of this application used
What's the most common leg length discrepancy you've found? And how much difference a person can live with in adulthood without any further issues?
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