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What i seen on bilateral sacral flexion? extension?
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F - Deep superior sulci, shallow ILAs, increased lumbar lordosis, negative spring test, restricted ILA springing - very common in postpartum females
E - shallow sulcli, deep ILAs, decreased lumbar curve, positive spring test, restricted superior sulci springing |
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What is seen on unilateral sacral flexion? extension?
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F - positive seated/standing ipsilateral, deep superior sulcus ipsilateral, shallow ILA ipsilateral, negative spring test, short leg ipsilateral - most common type of shear
E - positive seat/stand ipsilatearl, shallow superior sulcus ipsilateral, deep ILA ipsilateral, positive spring, long leg ipsilateral |
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What is seen on forward sacral torsion?
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oblique axis contralateral to seat/stand test
negative spring test deep superior sulcus contralateral to rotational component shallow ILA ipsilateral to rotational component R on R, L on L |
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What is seen on backward sacral torsion?
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oblique axis contralateral to positive seat/stand test
positive spring test shallow superior sulcus ipsilateral to rotational component deep ILA contralateral to rotational ocmponent |
