Validity of measuring leg length with a tape measure compared to a computed tomography scan

Posted on January 10, 2013 by admin

Validity of measuring leg length with a tape measure compared to a computed tomography scan Kurt Neelly, Harvey W. Wallmann, and Chad J. Backus Physiotherapy Theory and Practice (online first) Quote: A frequently used technique to measure leg length (LL) is the supine tape measure method (TMM).

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Validity of measuring leg length with a tape measure compared to a computed tomography scan

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