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of the lower limb was found more frequently in the left leg 25.4% compared to 8.5% in the right. In the second study, the functional shortening of the left lower limb was found in 18.7% in 28.9% for the right one. Conclusions 1. The second examination revealed a significant increase in occurrence of pelvic asymmetry. 2. After 10 years the functional shortening of one of the lower limbs increased in both sexes. 3. In the first study, a functional shortening of the left lower extremity predominated in the girls, while in the second study it was the right lower extremity and was identified in the boys.

Evaluation of pelvic asymmetry and lower limb functional shortening in a cohort of children re-examined after a ten-year observation