Relationship between clinical and dynamic methods in the assessment of the leg lenght of lower limbs for the efficiency of chiropratic diagnosis

The present study aimed to evaluate the relationship between clinical and dynamic methods in the assessment of the leg lenght of lower limbs for the efficiency of chiropratic diagnosis. The assessment of leg length is a practice long held by chiropractors and is based on the assessment that some choices are made about treatment. The difference in the length of the lower limbs is associated with a higher incidence of back pain, muscle shortening, capsular and ligamentous hypermobility and degenerative joint disease.