Leg Inequality Measurement Pad
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The Leg Inequality Measurement Pad is an easy to use measuring device for a professional to determine leg length inequality via the indirect method of measurement.
The LIMP consists of 8 layers of vinyl material tinted for visibility, each layer measuring 3 mm thick. A total of 24mm or approximately 1" for the foot-shaped stack.
The layers are easily separated by peeling from the toe, and reattached by simply stacking the pieces back together. The LIMP is durable and will last for years.
The separate PVC plastic layers are easily cleaned with soap and water or sanitary wipes - just wipe the surface after use, or wash, dry, and re-stack for complete cleaning.
The LIMP is used in the Indirect Method for Determining Leg Length Inequality: a quick way of determining the approximate amount of structural leg deficiency in those patients who have suffered a severe fracture of the lower extremity or pelvis, or have received a hip or knee prosthesis, as well as patients with unilateral developmental problems of the lower extremities.
The LIMP consists of 8 layers of vinyl material tinted for visibility, each layer measuring 3 mm thick. A total of 24mm or approximately 1" for the foot-shaped stack.
The layers are easily separated by peeling from the toe, and reattached by simply stacking the pieces back together. The LIMP is durable and will last for years.
The separate PVC plastic layers are easily cleaned with soap and water or sanitary wipes - just wipe the surface after use, or wash, dry, and re-stack for complete cleaning.
The LIMP is used in the Indirect Method for Determining Leg Length Inequality: a quick way of determining the approximate amount of structural leg deficiency in those patients who have suffered a severe fracture of the lower extremity or pelvis, or have received a hip or knee prosthesis, as well as patients with unilateral developmental problems of the lower extremities.
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