Challenges of SI Testing: Part 1
The SI joint is stabilized by a network of ligaments and muscles. The normal sacroiliac joint has been shown to have approximately 2-4 mm of movement. So yes, the SIJ does move!
The SI joint is stabilized by a network of ligaments and muscles. The normal sacroiliac joint has been shown to have approximately 2-4 mm of movement. So yes, the SIJ does move!
Use of these clinical predictor rules can be very valuable in directing the course of interventions to achieve a greater chance of success.
Evidence-based practice includes the ability to use published literature to influence clinical decision-making.
Two sets of risk factors for the identification of lumbar compression fractures will be reviewed
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