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Clinical Photograph of Limited Abduction Demonstrated By Crosslegged Sitting

October 9, 2011 by Leave a Comment

Crosslegged sitting is a very common posture in Asian countries. It is also a very good method to assess the hip movements like flexion and abduction.

Limitation of abduction is demonstrated by following clinical photograph.

limited abduction reulting in incomplete crosslegged sitting

We commonly use this method in busy OPD hours to quickly screen the patients

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