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  <description>Overview The field of leg length inequalities or leg length discrepancy often abbreviated as LLD is well documented and understood. There are two types of short legs; functional (functional LLD) and structural (true LLD). A functional short leg occurs as a result of muscle imbalances, pelvic torsion…</description>
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  <published>2015-04-29 15:30:23</published>
  <title>True And Apparent Leg Length Discrepancy</title>
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