posture- pelvic and lumbar pathology

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Guys, please lemme know if the following statement makes any sense to you :confused:

It has been found that

in pain associated with a postural disposition of superior iliac crest (erect) and posterior PSIS(posterior superior iliac spine) the source of pathology may be

a)lumbar if the side of erect iliac crest superiority is contralateral to the side of posterior PSIS;

b)pelvic muscular pathology when the side of erect iliac crest superiority is ipsilateral to the side of posterior PSIS.

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stwei said:
Guys, please lemme know if the following statement makes any sense to you :confused:

It has been found that

in pain associated with a postural disposition of superior iliac crest (erect) and posterior PSIS(posterior superior iliac spine) the source of pathology may be

a)lumbar if the side of erect iliac crest superiority is contralateral to the side of posterior PSIS;

b)pelvic muscular pathology when the side of erect iliac crest superiority is ipsilateral to the side of posterior PSIS.

Yes. Think about it.
 
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