手法整复骶髂关节半脱位30例临床总结（Manual reduction of sacroiliac joint subluxation a clinical analysis of 30 cases）.docVIP

手法整复骶髂关节半脱位30例临床总结（Manual reduction of sacroiliac joint subluxation a clinical analysis of 30 cases） Manual reduction of sacroiliac joint subluxation: a clinical analysis of 30 cases.............................. Beijing massage hospital Hao Jingui Qi Hong The sacroiliac joint is located at the waist and hip, and is composed of the ear joint surface of the ilium and the sacrum. There are many tough ligaments around it, and the structure is more stable. It is a micro joint. However, when the external force causes it to pull, twist and bump more than the normal physiological range, it can cause the traction and torsion of the soft tissue around the sacroiliac joint, and even cause the subluxation of sacroiliac joint. The disease is mostly acute, and often occurs in the lumbosacral region Pain, activity limitation, sitting walking. Since 2002, we have achieved satisfactory results in the treatment of sacroiliac joint subluxation with manipulative reduction. I. etiology and pathogenesis The sacroiliac joint injury caused by injury, such as moving the heavy bending posture; fall hips with heavy shoulders; suddenly slipped down the stairs; or walk on the empty body is out of balance, a sudden shift in focus, the body can adapt to the sacroiliac joint dislocation. According to the position of the injured posture and the direction of the external force, the sacroiliac joint can be dislocated forwards or backwards. In the lower limbs hip extension knee position before the dislocation, such as strenuous running, long jump or labor in a leg hip and knees, shoulder weight, unit four biceps anterior thigh stretch forward against the strong contraction of ilium, because behind the ipsilateral sacroiliac joint ligament, the sacroiliac joint back rotation of the bone under forward dislocation; posterior dislocation occurred in lower limb flexion of the hip, knee extension position, such as across the ditch, bent moving weights, rear thigh muscles strong contraction, pull back, spin