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Clinically reasoning the assessment of the sacroiliac joint.

Paterson, 2011

Document ID
2984859895111413245
Author
Paterson C
Publication year
Publication venue
SportEX Medicine

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In both the general population and sporting environments, back pain is a common pathology faced by practitioners. This article discusses the subgroup of posterior pelvic girdle pain and highlights the need for specific assessment of the sacroiliac joint. The article discusses key …
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