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High-velocity, low-amplitude manipulation in sacroiliac joint dysfunction applied by Kültür et al. [1]
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... main difference is that the hand pushed the sacroiliac joint is placed at the level of L4-L5 vertebra. Since the techniques of lumbar side-lying position technique and sacroiliac joint technique are very similar, the author may have manipulated the lumber vertebra instead of sacroiliac joint as shown in Figure 2. technique (the lower leg is freely extended, while the upper leg is attached to the lower leg in knee and hip flexion), hypothenar part of the hand is used to push from the short leg over the posterior superior iliac spine toward the anterior to turn the ilium toward the anterior (Figure 1). ...
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... [1] As stated in the letter, there are many methods and there may be differences between the practitioners. [2] The method we explained in the article was applied based on the knowledge and expertise gained from the training we attended given by the valuable educators. This method was also supported by the literature. ...