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Been looking at improving assessment for leg length dicrepancy (LLD). In particular I'm investigating so called Pelvic Upslip (PU). PU being defined as where there is a change in the relative positions of the left and right pelvic innominates due to a translation movement at the sacro-iliac joint on one side (there can be down slip as well but this seems to be reported as less common)
My Question is 'does this really exist in the general population'?
There's much written about PU and many suggest that many LLD that show as one of the pelvic inomminates being higher than the other at the ASIS are actually the result of Pelvic Upslip.
For me this seems very unlikely since the structure of the pelvis strongly resists any slip between the sacrum and the pelvis at the sacro-iliac joint.
I think I've seen this discussed on PA before with some sceptisism but I cant find and threads by searching here or via google.
I'd appreciate a good discussion if you have any thoughts or experience and particularly hard research evidence of PU.
Cheers Dave
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