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As a rule, limb discrepancy
over 2 cm influences a person's life style in a negative way. This is an
indication for surgical correction.
Pictures of the patients before and after the correction program are shown below
Patient A had an 11.7 cm (4,6 inches)
discrepancy due to a bullet wound sustained to his femur in 1984 (Afghanistan).
The surgery for this particular patient was complicated due to extensive
scar tissue, which had resulted from a fire wound and several prior surgeries
in military hospitals.
![]() Before correction program. The discrepancy – 6 cm (2,36 inches).
![]() Status in one year. The correction of the discrepancy – 6 cm (2,36 inches).
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