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Does unequal leg length cause back pain? A
case-control study. |
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SOURCE: |
Lancet 1984 Aug 4;2(8397):256-8 |
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CITATION IDS: |
PMID: 6146810 UI: 84269480 |
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ABSTRACT: |
In a case-control study, in which a
specially designed questionnaire and a "locating jig" were used to investigate
the association between difference in lower limb length and other disproportion at or
around the sacroiliac joints and the existence of chronic low back pain, no association
was found. Chronic back pain is thus unlikely to be part of the short-leg syndrome. |
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MAIN MESH HEADINGS: |
Back Pain/*etiology
Leg Length Inequality/*complications |
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ADDITIONAL MESH HEADINGS: |
Anthropometry
Female
Human
Leg/pathology
Leg Length Inequality/pathology
Male
Spine/pathology
Support, Non-U.S. Gov't |