Is Pelvic Upslip possible

Posted on April 5, 2014 by admin

Hi Guys Been looking at improving assessment for leg length dicrepancy (LLD). In particular I’m investigating so called Pelvic Upslip (PU). PU being defined as where there is a change in the relative positions of the left and right pelvic innominates due to a translation movement at the sacro-iliac joint on one side (there can be down slip as well but this seems to be reported as less common) My Question is ‘does this really exist in the general population’?

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Is Pelvic Upslip possible

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