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    Re: Back pain with knee

    Hi Folks
    thanks for your replies.
    Ramywhite I think piedalu is also called gillet test and looks at relative movement of illiac on sacrum during hip flexion functional movements

    I though I give you a patient update
    Patient felt better for 2 weeks, further massage and some stretching relieved the back pain and the knee pain and increased her general lumber and hip mobility.
    During a third appointment she experienced immediate burning pain in the knee during lumbar extension in prone.
    So that rung a Wikipedia reference-linkSpondylolisthesis bell for me and I have sent her for x-ray before continuing treatment

    I agree that there is an element of cycle of pain. All the muscle hypertension and pain + lack of mobility could well have been a guarding mechanism that we have decreased hence allowing for the root cause to come through.
    I'll keep you posted


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    Re: Back pain with knee

    If the patient experienced burning at the knee during extension, the spine is restricted in extension at probably at L3-4 segment or throught out from L1-5. What did the radiographs say?



 
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