Challenges of SI Testing: Part 2
Evaluating the SI Joint can be challenging with very small amounts of movement and tests with variable statistical values.
Evaluating the SI Joint can be challenging with very small amounts of movement and tests with variable statistical values.
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!
Assessing the value of "Special Tests" can be a clinical challenge.
Bone Stress Injuries (BSI) are the result of a bone’s inability to tolerate repeated mechanical loads.
Carpal Tunnel Clinical Predictor Rules and clustering of tests are valuable features in the accurate diagnosis of CTS.