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Gaenslen's Test | Sacroiliac Joint Pain Provocation Assessment

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Shimpi Prone SI Joint Test | SIJ Dysfunction Assessment

Gapping techniques or thurst at SI joint to check or assess Sacroiliac Joint dysfunction, this video is taken from practical demonstration of SI Joint test at Spinal Manipulation Program at Quetta Patient in side lying position, grasp patient Iliac crest from above and try to press ether or move outward to create a gap or mobility at SI Joint, pain in compression can be cause of SI Joint dysfunction... Make sure atleast 3 special tests out of 5 should be positive for SI Joint examination.. Instr

Clinical Examination of the Sacroiliac (SI) Joint Introduction The sacroiliac (SI) joint connects the sacrum with the ilium and helps transmit forces between the spine and lower limbs. Pain from this joint may mimic lumbar or hip pain, so special tests are used to identify SI joint dysfunction by reproducing pain through compression, distraction, or shear stresses. Major SI Joint Tests and Their Performance 1. Distraction (Gapping) Test Position: Supine Procedure: Examiner presses both ASISs out