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    Re: New research: No such thing as "stuck" SI joint

    Hi Ed,

    Refer to my last post and the 3 points above...you haven't addressed them yet...

    Here they are again...

    1. The Wikipedia reference-linkSIJ moves
    2. The pelvis moves relative to the L5 and to each hip.
    3 Your test assesses movement of both point 1 (SIJ) and point 2 (L/S and hips).

    Do you agree or not?

    Last edited by alophysio; 20-10-2009 at 05:18 AM. Reason: Couldn't count the # of points i made above!

 
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