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An n kòmanse repase remakab sou afè rechèch konsènan fonctionnelle Et structurels ti dwa janm Et lè sa a diskite filozòf, évaluation Et koreksyon ak sa a mantal anbetan. Sir William Osler kòm yon fwa te deklare, "pou kapab trete yon bagay, nou anvan dwe ka rekonèt li." Tout endeavor pou met men erè physique-longueur Et asosye compensations, ki te ame ak zouti evalyasyon insuffisant, est pral dirije pou bloke e yo te fwistre. Nan absans de radiographie mezi, terapis komisyon di se pou devlope fen palpatory Et izyèl compétences pou détection osseous ak papye twalèt mou dysfonctionnement. Aberrant modèles meyè enkoni Et classés itilize acronym la
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2. How does this common postural pattern trigger compensatory hip, back and pelvic pain? Let's start by reviewing notable research regarding functional and structural short right legs and then discuss theories, assessments and corrections that help deal with this troublesome disorder. As Sir William Osler once stated, "In order to treat something, we must first be able to recognize it." Any endeavor to tackle limb-length discrepancy and associated compensations, armed with inadequate evaluation tools, surely will lead to failure and frustration. In the absence of radiographic measurements, massage therapists must develop keen palpatory and visual skills for detecting osseous and soft-tissue dysfunction. Aberrant patterns are best known and classified using the acronym