Principles of Osteopathy
Principles of Osteopathy
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Then, placing the patient straight upon the table, which you will have to by accuracy of your eye, you can judge whether or not a line drawn between the anterior superior spines of the ilia is at right angles to the direction of the body. Then you will, by taking a certain point, preferably the bottom of the heels, or just where the seam runs around above the heel of the shoe. Note whether the limbs are of the same length. You will have to notice any variation in the thickness of the heel ; som...e peo- ple have a thickened heel or sole put on their shoes for the very reason that their limb is a little shorter, though quite as frequently the condi- tion has not been discovered. When you have pain in the lumbar region of the back, pain in the hip, or in the leg, or in the sacral region, or in the external genitals, you will do well to examine to see if the limbs are of the same length, and if such is not the case you may continue the examination further by looking to see whether or not the pelvis or one of the innominates is displaced.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Then, placing the patient straight upon the table, which you will have to by accuracy of your eye, you can judge whether or not a line drawn between the anterior superior spines of the ilia is at right angles to the direction of the body. Then you will, by taking a certain point, preferably the bottom of the heels, or just where the seam runs around above the heel of the shoe. Note whether the limbs are of the same length. You will have to notice any variation in the thickness of the heel ; som...e peo- ple have a thickened heel or sole put on their shoes for the very reason that their limb is a little shorter, though quite as frequently the condi- tion has not been discovered. When you have pain in the lumbar region of the back, pain in the hip, or in the leg, or in the sacral region, or in the external genitals, you will do well to examine to see if the limbs are of the same length, and if such is not the case you may continue the examination further by looking to see whether or not the pelvis or one of the innominates is displaced.
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