PERSISTENT LOW-BACK PAIN AND LEG LENGTH DISPARITY

  • 1 January 1985
    • journal article
    • research article
    • Vol. 12  (4) , 747-750
Abstract
Patients with low back pain who were found to have a leg length discrepancy were treated with a lift to the shoe on the short side. A small group of such patients with longstanding pain had major or total relief over a long period of followup. Clinical characteristics of the low back pain symptoms were distinctive. A useful method to establish leg length discrepancy clinically is described.

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