A pelvic obliquity is usually the result of muscular tension in the lower spine and buttocks, as well as muscular imbalances, for example when one half of the body is trained more than the other. The pelvis can usually compensate for slight misalignment itself, but only when the misalignment is greater do problems arise. Since … Exercises against a pelvic obliquity
Settling Dislocation of the pelvis is possible if the pelvic obliquity is caused by mechanical blockages. This is the case when, for example, individual vertebrae are displaced from their natural position, resulting in a blockage and restricted movement. Specially trained physiotherapists or chiropractors can then actively bring the vertebra back into the correct position with … Settling | Exercises against a pelvic obliquity
Thorn Therapy The Dorn Method was developed in the 1970s by Dieter Dorn, a farmer from Allgäu. The method aims to treat problems of the musculoskeletal system gently, easily and with the help of the patient without the use of equipment. The Dorn therapy is a good way to correct a pelvic obliquity. At the … Thorn Therapy | Exercises against a pelvic obliquity
Leg length difference Technically speaking, a leg length difference is a difference in length between hip and foot. An anatomical (i.e. based on bone length) leg length difference, however, is something only very few people have. In most cases, a leg length difference is functionally acquired. This means that the cause of the optical and … Leg length difference | Exercises against a pelvic obliquity
A leg length difference is the general term for two different leg lengths. There is an anatomical leg length difference, in which one leg is shorter than the other due to bone growth, and the functional leg axis, in which one leg is more loaded than the other due to a muscular difference. The anatomical … Physiotherapy for a difference in leg length
Exercises Exercises with a leg length difference are especially important and should be performed regularly. In physiotherapy, a compensation of the oblique position can be achieved for a short time, but usually does not last long. With a separate training program, the patient can work on his problems himself. Important here are exercises for mobilization … Exercises | Physiotherapy for a difference in leg length
Causes for a leg length difference Causes for a leg length difference are different and can be assigned to the two different types. In the case of an anatomical leg length difference, a disorder occurred during growth. Either triggered by an injury to the pineal gland (injury to the growth plate) or bone fractures, hip … Causes for a leg length difference | Physiotherapy for a difference in leg length
Back pain Back pain with a difference in leg length is very common. Usually the back pain is the first sign that something is wrong with the pelvis and leg length. Especially the lower back is very sensitive. Due to the tilted position of the pelvis as a result of the leg length difference, a … Back pain | Physiotherapy for a difference in leg length
When are insoles useful? Insoles with a difference in leg length are only prescribed from a difference of more than 1.5 cm, as no real change in the static can be deduced beforehand. However, a difference between children and adults can be drawn. Children will receive orthopedic care from a leg length difference of 1.5 … When are insoles useful? | Physiotherapy for a difference in leg length
Introduction The fracture of the femoral neck (syn. : femoral neck fracture) is one of the most common fractures in older people. A banal fall is sufficient in many cases as an accident mechanism. As a result of reduced bone density in osteoporosis, the risk of such injuries increases. The neck of the femur is … Late consequences of a fracture of the femoral neck
Hip Arthrosis Hip arthrosis is a disease of the hip joint caused by wear and tear of structures close to the joint. Secondary hip arthrosis can result in the subsequent installation of a hip prosthesis. An untreated femoral head necrosis can cause the development of secondary hip arthrosis. Further causes of hip arthrosis as a … Hip Arthrosis | Late consequences of a fracture of the femoral neck
Leg length difference A functional leg length difference can occur as a late consequence after surgical treatment of a femoral neck fracture. As a result of impaired fracture healing or loosening of implants, the formation of an asymmetrical leg axis is possible. The diagnosis of a leg length difference is usually made clinically. Over time, … Leg length difference | Late consequences of a fracture of the femoral neck
