SI Joint Dysfunction Flashcards

1
Q

What is the diarthrodial joint?

A
  • Connects sacrum to pelvis
  • Dissipates loads of torso through pelvis and lower extremities
  • Joint movement with raising from sitting position
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What are the causes of SI joint dysfunction?

A
Leg-length inequalities
Unilateral leg weakness
Tight myofascial structures (iliopsoas)
Scoliosis
Hip OA
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3
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What are the s/s of SI joint dysfunction?

A

Low back pain

Pain down the posterior legs

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What is observed in PE of SI joint dysfunction?

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Inspection

  • Symmetry
  • Limb lengths

TTP

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What special tests are used in PE of SI joint dysfunction?

A

Compression test

FABER test

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6
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What imaging is used in SI joint dysfunction?

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Plain films

CT scan

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What is the treatment for SI joint dysfunction?

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Conservative

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