P5140046

Sacroiliac Sprain or Inflammation

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The sacroiliac joint if formcd by the sacrum and iiium and is hołd in place ^wi!^hn_jn,cdan^ypo^^l allow for a degree of movement. Tbis joint can becóme hypcrmobile, sprnined,ⁱⁿ bile as the result of twistlng, rotating or motions that load forces to this joint. ^ ^ _cOUld not become

For ycars many believed tbis joint did not movc, and sińce it did not ^moV>^Ł j_vj_c ^ pelvic rotation, injured. When tbis joint becomes involved it may load to chnnges in posturę, p ^

and lumbar spine mobility.

The Kinesio taping metbod will assist in reduction of effusion, joint patn * balance associatcd witb pelvic stabilization.

,nd assist in muscular

Initial treatment for inflammation or edema is provided by npplying two Kinesio lymphatic correc-tion tochniques. For review see lymphatic correction

technique.

Begin by placing the base of the Kinesio fan strip approximately 2-3 inches superior to the sacroiliac (SI) joint along the spinous processes with the p_ati«n>i in a neutral spine position. Have the patient move into forward flexion with rotation to the same sideas the injured joint .The tails of the fan strip should angled downward at 45 degrees over the SI joint aS ending near the superior aspect of the gluteus maximus.

The second Kinesio fan strip is placed approxi-mately 2-3 inches inferior to the SI joint along the spinous processes with the patient in neutral spine position. Have the patient move into forward flcxion with rotation to the opposite side of the injured joint The tails of the fan strip should be angled upward at 45 degrees over the SI joint and ending near the superior aspect of the posterior superior iliac spine.

Initiate glue activation prior to any further patient movement.

puring the evaluation the practitioner may ermine that several muscles are also involved. psibly a tight iliopsoas, pisiform, gluteus maximus. buadratus lumborum. In addition to the above peribed lymphatic correction a basie musde nesio taping technicjue may also be appropriate.

For this cxample the quadratus lumborum has taped. An insertion to origin technique was sed with 5-10%, paper off tension.

Spondylolysis and Spondylolisthesis

Spondylolysis is a degenerative condition to the vertebrae in the lumbar 4-5 region that can be either bilateral or ipsilateral. The pars interarticularis region of the vertebrae may be fractured from repetitive trauma or a congenital weakness. Spondylolisthesis is a complication or result of spondylolysis that results in an anterior movement of the vertebral body. These conditions arc generally exacerbated by repetitive hyperextension movements.

The Kinesio taping mcthod will assist by reducing effusion, pain and assist in muscular imbalance associated with pelvic stabilization.

Options which are not shown: crector spinae strain and lumbar disk.

Aculei Initial treatment for inflammation or eder is provided by applying two Kinesio lymphatic correction strips. For review see lymphatic correctit technique.

Begin by placing the base of the Kinesio fan strij approximately 2-3 inches superior to the location o the edema along the lateral flank with the patient i: neutral spine position. Have the patient move intc forward flexion with rotation to the opposite side a the edema. The tails of the fan strip should be angled downward at 45 degrees over the edema ar ending near the superior aspect of the sacroiliac joi Strips may also be applied to direct the edema across the spinous process to the unaffected side.

The second Kinesio fan strip is placed approxi-mately 2-3 inches inferior to the edema along the lateral flank in the region of the PS1S with the pati in neutral spine position. Have the patient move i forward flexion with rotation to the same side as t edema. The tails of the fan strip should be anglec upward at 45 degrees over the edema and ending near the spinous processes 2-3 vertebrae above th> involved joint.

Option One: Star Technigue Lumbar Back Application of the star technique for lumbar intervertebral disk hemiation.