Sprains of the Sacrospinatus Ligament
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Definition:
An injury to the sacrospinatus ligament when the joint is carried through a range of motion greater than normal, but without dislocation or fracture.
Symptoms- Pain in the low back
- Point tender on sacroiliac joint
- Swelling in the sacroiliac joint
- Pain with weight distribution
- Muscle spasm
- Referred pain into the lower extremity
- Pain with standing on one leg
Causes- Fall
- Motor vehicle accident
- Repetitive micro trauma
- Muscle imbalance
- Prolonged bending or lifting
- Pregnancy
- Problems with knee, hip, ankle
Treatment- ROM and stretching
- Core stabilization exercises
- Soft tissue massage
- Lower extremity strengthening
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