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Measurements of pelvic balance obtained in the non-weightbearing position have been found to be very unreliable.1 In a relaxed, upright posture, these confounding factors are not present. Accurate clinical and radiographic determinations are then possible,2 and effective chiropractic care can proceed.
Determining Anatomical Sources
When evidence of pelvic unleveling has been identified in the standing position, efficient treatment depends on the anatomical source of the misalignment. Either the pelvis or the lower extremities must be the cause of the biomechanical imbalance. If it is the pelvis, treatment will need to be directed to this region. When the cause is in the lower extremities, successful care can be expected only with evaluation and correct treatment of the foot, ankle or leg asymmetry. Since the lower extremities provide the foundation and support for the pelvis during standing and walking, it is not surprising that they can have a profound effect on the alignment of the pelvis and spine.
Determination of Causal Factors
Whether the pelvic unleveling originates in the pelvis or the lower extremities, the cause must be either an anatomical asymmetry or a functional imbalance. Anatomical sources include growth asymmetries, anomalies and postfracture discrepancies. Functional problems encompass subluxations and biomechanical imbalances. Since these two categories are treated very differently, they must be separately identified. Here are the details of these causes in the two regions:
In the Pelvis
Anatomical asymmetry: A very small percentage of patients will demonstrate pelvic unleveling caused by a growth asymmetry or an old fracture of an ilium. The innominate bones can develop with a substantial difference in height, although this is rare. Luckily, it also is the least likely to cause symptoms. For sedentary patients, an ischial lift (a wedge under the "sit-bone" of the smaller side) can prevent problems from developing when seated for long periods. For most patients, standard chiropractic care of biomechanical problems in the spine and pelvis is sufficient.
Functional imbalance: Much more common in the pelvis is a biomechanical source of pelvic unleveling: sacroiliac joint subluxations. This condition can be caused by work postures, recreational habits, or even a broken-down chair at home. Muscle imbalances are frequently part of this syndrome, the most common being weakness of the hip extensor muscles. Tightness of a psoas muscle, or shortening of the hamstrings from excessive sitting, can also contribute to pelvic unleveling. An "antalgic" posture, in response to acute pain and inflammation of the lower spinal joints, often results in a difference in height of the iliac crests.
Treatment should include specific stretches targeted to shortened muscles, with strengthening and stabilizing exercises for weak or poorly coordinated muscles. Specific adjustments of the pelvis and lumbar spine are necessary to regain normal pelvic biomechanics and full function of the region.
In the Lower Extremities
Anatomical asymmetry: Some patients have a difference in the anatomical components of the lower extremities, which results in pelvic unleveling. This may be the result of a fracture of the tibia or femur that healed with persisting shortness, but much more likely is a simple growth asymmetry. In fact, it is quite amazing that most of us have no significant difference in the length of our legs. Somehow, most legs grow to an equal length at adulthood. Those that end up with a difference in length over 9 mm (measured while standing) have a higher incidence of low back pain.3 Athletes and those who spend a lot of time on their feet may develop chronic symptoms with 5 mm, or even just 3 mm of discrepancy.4
Functional imbalance: The most commonly seen cause of pelvic unleveling is loss of support from the foot, in particular due to collapse of the medial arch. When the arch drops (excessive pronation), the leg rotates medially and the femur head drops, causing an unlevel pelvis. Excessive pronation may occur from a young age through lack of development of the arch, but most commonly it occurs in later years when the ligaments that support the arches undergo plastic deformation. Since this process usually happens gradually over many years, there is often no significant foot pain. The patient with this condition begins to develop chronic low back and pelvis problems, but doesn't any foot symptoms. The doctor of chiropractic must always have an index of suspicion and include a lower extremity postural exam in the evaluation of most new patients. When there is evidence of pelvic unleveling, investigation of the feet and ankles, along with inspection of shoe wear patterns, is necessary.
Lift vs. Orthotic
It is very important to recognize the functional short leg, since providing a lift instead of an orthotic is likely to perpetuate the associated sacroiliac subluxations.5 There is no reliable information on the radiographs to differentiate between these conditions. A pelvic tilt, a lower sacral base, and a femur head discrepancy may indicate a lower extremity source, but not whether it is an anatomical or functional short leg. The clinical postural exam with lower extremity screening is the only way to make this determination. If there is any doubt, the safest approach is to fit the patient with flexible, custom-made orthotics initially. If there is a persisting pelvic tilt after wearing the orthotics for several weeks and receiving chiropractic adjustments, a heel lift can easily be added to the orthotic for complete correction.
Once pelvic unleveling has been found in a patient, effective treatment can be planned. The first step is to differentiate whether the source of the imbalance is in the pelvis or the lower extremities. This may require accurate, standing radiographs taken without projectional distortion. A determination of anatomical asymmetry or functional imbalance will then help guide treatment. Most commonly, the lower extremities do not provide the necessary support for the pelvis. In many cases, orthotic support for foot pronation, knee rotation or femur angulation is needed. Those few patients with a true anatomical leg length discrepancy will need to be supplied with the appropriate lift. The cost of additional time required to determine the source of the pelvic unleveling will be repaid in more effective chiropractic care and longer lasting adjustments. The gratitude of patients who have finally found a doctor interested enough to individualize their treatment will help build a tremendous practice. This level of service ensures a great future for chiropractic, no matter what the insurance companies say or do.
- Woerman AL, Binder-MacLeod SA. Leg length discrepancy assessment: accuracy and precision in five clinical methods of evaluation. J Orthop Sports Phys Therap 1984; 5:230-238.
- Friberg O, et al. Accuracy and precision of clinical estimation of leg length inequality and lumbar scoliosis: comparison of clinical and radiological measurements. Int Disabil Studies 1988; 10:49-53.
- Giles LGF, Taylor JR. Low back pain associated with leg length inequality. Spine 1981; 6:510-511.
- Subotnick SI. Limb length discrepancies of the lower extremity; the short leg syndrome. J Orthop Sports Phys Therap 1981; 3:11-16.
- Rothbart BA, Estabrook L. Excessive pronation: a major biomechanical determinant in the development of chondromalacia and pelvic lists. J Manip Physiol Therap 1988; 11:373-379.
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People can't help but notice the black hoodies with an outline of a white lion and the "Noble Coffee" logo being worn around the Rogue Valley. This isn't a fashion statement, but a representation of the public following Ashland-based Noble Coffee Roasting has built in four years.
At almost any given moment inside Noble's coffee house in the Railroad District, visitors can see the roasting machine in action and an expert, called the roaster, beside it, cradling a small sample of beans in hand and taking diligent notes.
The roaster considers the beans' color, smell and temperature as well as dozens of other variables to tease out features distinctive to those beans.
A few days later, the roaster will "cup" — taste — the coffee in a new cupping/teaching facility in the back of the coffeehouse at 281 Fourth St.
A large notebook contains the profile — the aroma, flavor, body and finish — of each of the around 14,000 coffees Noble staffers have roasted since they opened, says owner Jared Rennie.
To source the beans, Rennie travels to Central and South America. He was just invited to Honduras to sit on an international panel of judges for the Cup of Excellence, a prestigious coffee competition and auction.
Rennie meets with the certified organic coffee producers at their farms and buys directly from them.
"Noble only buys coffee produced without any chemicals," Rennie said, adding that, in general, nonorganic coffee "is the number one most chemically laden crop that we consume. The use of these synthetics didn't exist 60 years ago."
For its sustainable methods and quality, Noble recently received the Local Hero award by Edible Portland magazine.
Visitors to Noble's walk-up Window at 46 E. Main St. and its booth at the Rogue Valley Growers & Crafters Market can also try a fresh cup of coffee.
"The growers market is a phenomenal way to interact with our customers," said Marjorie Gosling, Noble's director of sales and education. "To be outside, affected by the elements, hot or cold, and (we) still make a wonderful cup of coffee."
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Old Sturbridge Village Hosts Girl Scout Day on March 27
Many of the Try-It workshops, Badge Workshops, and other workshops have sold out, but Girl Scouts can still register up until Friday, March 26 for the special reduced admission price of just $7.
Girl Scout Day is for Girl Scouts of all ages who are interested in learning more about multi-culturalism in New England in the early 19th century. Learn about how minority women paved a way for themselves and those after them. Meet Molly Geet, a Native American Doctress; Mumbet, a slave who fought for her freedom in the Massachusetts court system and won; and Mary Culligan, an Irish Immigrant and hired-hand.
Also, inspired by Women's History Month, girls can explore the everyday lives of girls and women through demonstrations and performances! Visit the animals and the costumed Villagers throughout the Countryside and the Center Village.
If time permits, consider making a quick craft in the Hands-on Crafts Center at $5-10 per activity - first come, first served; some age and safety restrictions apply.
•This event is for Groups and Individual Scouts w/an Adult - Family Members too!
•Admission is $7 per Scout (ages 5-17); one adult per Scout also pays the special $7 Scout Day rate. Additional Adults pay the Adult Admission rate of $20.
(Admission rate includes most Village activities and an Old Sturbridge Village patch for the Scout.) Members, Sturbridge residents, and children under three are free
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Saved From Restoration: Part 1Posted in Project Vehicles on January 1, 2003
Our fleet of Jeeps wasnt complete. We really needed another one. Although we werent sure what we were looking for, we were looking anyway. After weeks of searching the local paper and not finding anything that we couldnt live without, we turned to our computer and clicked on the Collins Bros. Web site (www.collinsbrosjeep.com). The company sells restoration, hard-to-find, used, and resto-mod parts, but it also sells complete Jeeps. These can be had in several different levels from a cosmetically restored CJ to full-blown, better-than-new frame-off resto, and anything in between. Collins Bros. searches the country for rare and not-so-rare Jeeps, rebuilds them, and then sells em. Ever heard of a Playboy Anniversary CJ-5 or a Patriot Wrangler? Collins Bros. has had those and others, too. We wanted something a little less collectable and unrestored, a real project, so we asked Michael Sailsbury at Collins Bros. if he had any cool buildable Jeeps. He came back at us with an 85 Scrambler, apparently one of the most desirable years to get ahold of. The 86 models were really the last ones built, but they were made with 85 parts. Mikes original plan was to refurbish the Scrambler and put it up on the Collins Bros. Web site. He didnt want to give it up since a perfectly restored Scrambler can fetch up to $35,000. But we begged, pleaded, and told him to keep his resto hands off of it by convincing him wed tell everyone that he likes lowered Jeep Liberties on 20-inch wheels if he didnt let the CJ go. We then promptly stole the most reliable Jeep we could get our hands on (4-Wheel & Off-Roads 01 Grand Cherokee) and headed out to Wylie, Texas, to save the CJ-8 from restoration.
Well break the journey into two segments. This part is about what we needed to fix before we left and the problems you might run into when rescuing a basket-case Jeep, while the second will be about the problems and fun we had driving the CJ-8 home from Texas. Fortunately for us, Collins Bros. let us borrow a spot in the shop, gave us full run of the used-parts yard, and even let us use the shop tools to get our Scrambler into road-worthy shape. Anyway, heres what to look for and fix before you hit the road in any road-weary Jeep. Stay tuned for the next issue where well explain why our Jeep used 5 gallons of oil to get home.
Our Jeep
Vehicle: 85 Jeep CJ-8 Scrambler
Engine: 258 carbureted inline-six
Tranny: T-170
Transfer Case: Dana 300
Axles: Dana 30 (front), AMC 20 with Trac-Lok (rear)
Extras: It has A/C, but a hose had been damaged and the belt was gone; the compressor even appeared to be functional. We found all the original paperwork in the glovebox and discovered that our Scrambler was well optioned when purchased new. It came with a Warn 8274 winch, now missing.
Other Info: Less than 28,000 Scramblers were built from 1981 to 1986. In 1985, only 2,015 ran over the assembly line. The 128 86 models were built with leftover 85 parts.
Whats Wrong
Mike had sent us a few photos of the Jeep and told us it needed work. A quick look around the CJ revealed some problems we needed to fix before we drove it home. The guys in the shop thought we were nuts to even think about driving it to California. They wouldnt even have driven it to the local 7-Eleven. Starting the Jeep caused the engine to dance around the engine compartment like that Lord Of The Dance freak on a Vaseline floor. After pulling onto the hoist we pressure-washed several pounds of dirt, grease, and crawdads from the underside of the Scrambler. With everything cleaned, we made a short list of needed parts.
The front springs were bent, probably caused by someone ramming the Jeep into mud banks. The top and doors were missing, and the seats had been replaced with an unstable 5-gallon plastic bucket. The vibrating engine was caused by a busted and rotten tranny mount, and the rear shackles were just plain worn out so bad the bolt holes were oval. It looked like one of the two-piece AMC 20 rear shafts had broken and the Jeep had been dragged for several miles. To repair it, someone had stuffed in a replacement axle without brakes and just crimped the brake line. An even closer investigation revealed many more problems. Heres the list of stuff we fixed, replaced, and added to our Jeep before leaving for our 1,675-mile trip home:
* Complete rear axle: We started by just replacing the shaft and the brake on the damaged side. Before we had it all pinned together, we found the pinion bearings were shot so we yanked the whole housing and replaced it with a good used one from the parts yard.
* Front axle U-joint: There were no needle bearings or seals left in one of the 260 axle joints. We replaced it with a new one after soaking the rusty axle and U-joint in WD-40 overnight.
* Driveshaft U-joint: It was just a little loose and wobbly, so we replaced it with a new one.
* Tranny mount: The rotten and broken one was replaced with a new one.
* Front springs: They were replaced with good used ones.
* Fresh oil all around: Almost every component had water and mud in it.
* Rear shackles: Good used ones replaced the extremely worn originals.
* Brake bleed: It took a while, but we finally got a firm pedal and clean fluid coming from the bleeder screws.
* Repack front wheel bearings: They were way loose, but amazingly, only one bearing needed to be replaced.
* Brake pads: We replaced them with some good used ones. Hey, the rotors were already shot; we just wanted to get it home.
* Miscellaneous vacuum lines: The 258 is covered with them and they always seem to leak. Many were cracked and rotten.
* Front bumper: Someone had built a heavyweight out of 6-inch Schedule 40 pipe. We replaced it with a standard bumper with tow bar attachments, just in case.
* Rewire taillights: It was a mess, but just needed a little crimping and cutting. At least they worked when we left.
* Brake pedal return spring: Somehow this was replaced with a bungee cordway butch.
* Wiper internal arms: They were just broken; we cant explain it.
* Top and seats: Our CJ had been stripped bare inside, so we slapped in some good used aftermarket seats, a used bikini top, and a used windjammer in expectation of rain on the way home.
* Hard doors: Since it didnt have any, we found some rusty ones out back and slapped them on.
* Replaced air filter assembly: It didnt even have a filter in it, and many of the fittings were crushed, so we installed a good used one with a somewhat-clean, used air filter.
* Added spare tire: The mount was there so we found a spare in the yard and bolted it up.
* Fan clutch: It was shot, so we installed a good used one.
* Flush radiator: It looked like it had been filled with muddy water. We flushed it and filled it with freshie.
* Replace radiator overflow: Did you know that the Scrambler uses the same one as an early Wrangler?
* Adjust rear drums: The shoes were shot, but the Jeep stops pretty good now and even skids.
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The Sagittarius Pendant Necklace merges CVC's core idea of a pebbles set with diamonds and Venyx' constellation coins inspiration, together the CVC-Venyx Star Sign Constellation Stones is born. Eugenie Niarchos of Venyx and Charlie de Viel Castel of CVC Stones have collaborated to launch this limited edition horoscope pendant. This carefully selected white seaside pebble is embellished with handset precious stones totaling 0.25 carats hung from an 18 karat yellow gold necklace. This stunning Sagittarius necklace makes a beautiful gift for the archer in your life.
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