OK, so the SIJ moves. How best to assess what moved where?

[Physiobase]

Thanks everyone for the comments on the SIJ. I think we all agree it does move, albeit not much. I think we can postulate that it might be a direct cause of pain and is likely to be, at times, an indirect source of pain.

So how best should we assess it. Let's add our thoughts and experience for the evaluation of what moved where. After we do that we can then talk treatment approaches.

Over to the global panel

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