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Do you have any comments on this condition described here.
http://www.maximumtrainingsolutions.com/Upslip.html
I haven't come across this before
I have a young patient 16yrs old. I won't go into great detail but he has a high left innominate (comparing iliac crests) with cavus adducted inverted foot with low 1st ray and equinus forefoot. His left GM / buttock sits higher than the right. Mobilising the foot and ankle and releasing the hamstrings made the left innominate even higher than the right by 50mm and when sitting the left illiac crest is higher by 30mm. His leg length from lat mall to Gr Troc is 2 cm longer on the left.
It seems reasonable that he could have a pelvic 'upslip' as its called here but is this a valid Dx. It could just be a larger ilium on the left side but then the buttock alignment would probably be the same.
Regards Dave
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