The Sacroiliac Joint & Low Back Pain, Steve Middleton

Product Description

Sacroiliac Joint – Si Joint and Back Pain – Si Joint and Pelvic Tilt

Unlocking the History of Low Back Pain

What is the sacroiliac joint, how does it contribute to low back pain, and why? These questions and more are answered in this lecture on the sacroiliac joint, presented by Steve Middleton.

“The primary cause of SI joint dysfunction, excluding the upslips, is hypomobility of the hips. As one joint becomes stiffer, another joint becomes looser—hypermobile—to compensate in an attempt to maintain normal movement, although the movement pattern becomes abnormal.” ~Steve Middleton

TOPIC MARKERS

• Examination by Palpation (2:15)
• Hypomobility of the Hips (4:30)
• Unilateral Anterior Pelvic Tilt (8:00)
• Unilateral Posterior Rotation (10:20)
• Sacroiliac Joint Misdiagnosis (14:00)

LECTURER BIO

Steve Middleton, MS, ATC, CSCS, CES, CKTP, FMT, works in the clinical setting as the Director of Rehabilitation and Sports Medicine at Assess, Treat & Condition in Carbondale, Illinois. He also lectures nationally on fascial movement patterns and manual therapy techniques for Summit Professional Education. For more from Steve, visit him on Facebook at facebook.com/AssessTreatCondition, or through Assess, Treat and Condition at assesstreatcondition.com.