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Anterior Rotation of the Innominates can result in a Short Leg Syndrome
Discussion:
Short Leg Syndrome resulting from the anterior rotation of the innominates. In the above example the right innominate is more anteriorly rotated (compared to the left innominate) resulting in a short right leg (Rothbart, 2006).
A Short Leg Syndrome can be the result of an Ascending Postural Distortional Pattern (coming from the feet) or can be the result of a Descending Postural Distortional Pattern (coming from the cranium).
If the Short Leg Syndrome is the result of an Ascending Pattern:
- the short leg is always on the same side as the more anteriorly rotated innominate
- which is always on the same side as the more pronated foot
Reference:
Rothbart BA 2006. Relationship of Functional Leg-Length Discrepancy to Abnormal Pronation. Journal American Podiatric Medical Association;96(6):499-507
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