Sacroiliac Subluxation Test | Sacroiliac Dysfunction Test | SIJ Mobilization |Sacroiliitis Treatment

In this video, we discuss about how to perform Sacroiliac Subluxation Test, a vital technique used by physiotherapists to assess and treat dysfunction in the sacroiliac joint. The sacroiliac joint, located between the sacrum and ilium in the pelvis, plays a crucial role in transferring forces between the upper and lower body. Dysfunction in this joint can lead to lower back pain, pelvic pain, and even sciatica.

Key Highlights of the Video:

1. Introduction to the Sacroiliac Joint (SIJ)
Learn about the anatomy and biomechanics of the sacroiliac joint. Understanding the joint's function is essential for effective mobilization techniques.

2. Signs and Symptoms of SIJ Dysfunction
Discover common symptoms of SIJ dysfunction, such as pain in the lower back or buttock region, groin pain, and difficulty with certain movements. We explain how to differentiate SIJ pain from other types of back pain.

3.SIJ Assessment Techniques
We demonstrate key assessment techniques like the *Patrick’s Test (FABER)**, **Gaenslen’s Test**, and **Sacral Thrust Test* to accurately identify dysfunction in the SIJ. Proper assessment is critical for developing an effective treatment plan.

4. Sacroiliac Joint Mobilization Techniques
We provide a detailed, step-by-step guide to performing SIJ mobilization. These techniques aim to restore proper movement in the joint, reduce pain, and improve overall function. Key mobilization techniques include:

Anterior-Posterior (AP) Mobilization
Longitudinal Leg Traction
Rotation Mobilization
Muscle Energy Techniques (MET)

5. Post-Mobilization Care
After mobilization, it’s important to provide patients with exercises to strengthen the muscles surrounding the SIJ, such as the glutes and core. This section includes tips for maintaining the benefits of SIJ mobilization with stretching and strengthening routines.

6. Common Mistakes and Tips for Success
Avoid common errors during SIJ mobilization with our practical tips. Learn the correct amount of pressure to apply, how to ensure proper body mechanics, and when to refer patients to specialists for further evaluation.


Who Should Watch:
This video is perfect for physiotherapists, physical therapy students, and healthcare professionals looking to expand their knowledge on sacroiliac joint mobilization. It’s also useful for patients and individuals suffering from SIJ dysfunction who want to understand the treatment process and how they can manage their condition.

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