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Physical Therapy Scholarly Projects

1998

Sacroiliac Joint

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A Review Of The Sacroiliac Joint, Michael Schielke Jan 1998

A Review Of The Sacroiliac Joint, Michael Schielke

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The purpose of this review is to explore the literature regarding sacroiliac joint motion in an attempt to ascertain the extent of movement possible, to describe relevant sacroiliac joint anatomy and joint function, and to review assessment and treatment techniques used with sacroiliac joint dysfunction. Sacroiliac joint motion and function have been the subject of much controversy among clinicians who treat low back pain. Because of its location, orientation, and morphology, the sacroiliac joint is a difficult joint to visualize clearly with radiographic procedures, which increases the problems in diagnosis of sacroiliac joint pathology. Although the arthrokinematics of the sacroiliac …


Influences Of The Menstrual Cycle On Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction, Jennifer Hieb Jan 1998

Influences Of The Menstrual Cycle On Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction, Jennifer Hieb

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Sacroiliac joint dysfunction is a common but many times untreated contributor to low back pain. The female population in particular is more likely than their male counterparts to injure the sacroiliac joint. A factor that may predispose the female population to injury is the fluctuating levels of hormones a female progresses through during a normal menstrual cycle. The purpose of this pilot study is to review the literature regarding sacroiliac joint anatomy, pathology and dysfunction and to determine whether enough evidence exists correlating sacroiliac joint injuries with a specific time of the menstrual cycle to warrant further investigation. Data was …