Sacral Spine/Pelvis Flashcards
PSIS is at what level
S2
Iliac crest is at what level
L4-L5
Sacrum - concave/convex (anteriorly)
Concave anteriorly
Sacralization
L5 attaches to sacrum
Lumbarization
S1 and S2 are not fused
leads to having a smaller sacrum
Women - angle of pubic arch
more than 90
Men - angle of pubic arch
50-60
Women - shape of pelvis/sacrum
wider/shorter
smaller difference between pelvic inlet and outlet
Men - shape of pelvis/sacrum
long/narrow
Pelvic inlet
50-60 degrees
Pelvic outlet
15 degrees
Anterior nutation
sacral on iliac
Posterior nutation
iliac on scaral
Aniterior counternutation
iliac on sacral
Posterior counternutation
sacral on iliac
Nutation increases what forces
compression and shear
Close packed position
full nutation
Lumbo-pelvic rhythm
FILL IN
Reiter’s disease
follows GU/GI infection, conjunctivitis, arthritis
3-12 months or chronic
often in males 20-40
Ankylosing spondylitis
eventually results in fusion
common in males 15-30
Osteitis pubis
shear stress at symphysis pubis
pain with amulation
limited hip ROM
audible click
Type 1 sacral torsion
ant sacrum rotated
lumbar vert adapt with ipsilateral rot and contra flex
Type II sacral torsion
ant sacrum rotated
lumbar vert adapt with contra rot and contrala flex
Distraction special test
compressing the SI joint
pressure posterolateral on ASIS
+ if pain