limb length discrepancies

When is Treatment Necessary?

Not all discrepancies require treatment. Generally, differences of less than 2 cm are monitored rather than treated. Intervention might be necessary if the discrepancy is greater than 2 cm or if it causes significant functional issues or pain.

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