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41 - Clinical examination of the sacroiliac joint

Copyright 2013 Elsevier, Ltd. All rights Clinical examination of the sacroiliac jointCHAPTER CONTENTSI ntroduction ..595 Referred .pain ..596 Pain referred to the region of the sacroiliac joint .. 596 Pain referred from the sacroiliac joint .. 596 History ..596 Functional . examination ..596 Introduction .. 596 sacroiliac tests.. 597 Epidural .local .anaesthesia ..600 Radiology ..600 IntroductionSacroiliac arthritis, both rheumatic and septic, is a common cause of unilateral gluteal pain. The sacroiliac joint is a true synovial joint and therefore subject to the same inflammatory and infectious conditions that affect other synovial ,2 However, the sacroiliac joint as a primary source of mechanical backache remains controversial and diagnoses such as sacro iliac dysfunction or sacroiliac subluxation are ill defined and difficult t

The Sacroiliac Joint and Coccyx. 596. a disc lesion is present at a low lumbar level. However, if such . a lesion is present, pain is normally felt in the lumbar area rather than the buttock. Some authors describe the adoption of an antalgic gait in painful …

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