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NWHSU NMS 1 Pelvis Orthos Questions And Answers Gaenslen's Test Patient is supine with the involved side near the edge of the examining table. The opposite knee and thigh are fully flexed and fixed against the abdomen by the patient. The involved leg is gradually extended off the table by the...

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Gaenslen's Test Patient is supine with the involved side near the edge of the examining

table. The opposite knee and thigh are fully flexed and fixed against the abdomen by the patient.

The involved leg is gradually extended off the table by the doctor. The doctor then applies

downward pressure against clasped knee and knee of the extended hip.




Interpretation: (+): -reproduction of SI pain

-dull anterior thigh pain indicates tight hip flexors

-radiating pain down anterior leg indicates lumbar dis involvement

- (-): lumbosacral lesion suspected




Thigh Thrust Test Pt is supine & examiner passively flexes hip to 90 degrees


One hand palpates the SI joint while the other hand thrusts (pushes) down through the knee and

hip (long axis compression)

Bilaterally performed

Positive finding: Reproduction of SIJ pain on the same side

Indication: SIJ syndrome

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Sacral Thrust Test Doc takes reinforced knife edge contact over midline of the sacrum

pushing P-A




Positive test: Reproduce patients pain on the affected SI joint




Drop test Instruct patient to face wall using arms for balance, go on their toes and then

'drop' onto one leg. May be helpful to demonstrate to patient first.




Interpretation: Positive test reproduces pain in SI joint




Erichsen Sign Procedure:


• Patient is prone

• Examiner stands on either side of the table facing cephalad

• Examiner contacts bilateral ilia and pushes towards the midline

• Examiner asks patient if there is pain, verifying location, severity, quality and radiation if pain

is present




Interpretation of findings:

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