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The Functional "Short Leg"; Physiological Mechanisms and Clinical Manifestations  [October 2000, Vol 4, No. 1]
Gary A. Knutson, DC BIO 
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Leg length inequality (LLI) is one of the most common subluxation/postural analysis checks used by chiropractors. This presentation seeks to expose and examine the complexities of LLI, propose a mechanism of action, outline suggestive evidence and present possible clinical manifestations.

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