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KMID : 1129920160130020031
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Journal of Korean Society of Health Sciences
2016 Volume.13 No. 2 p.31 ~ p.42
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A taping methods for dysfunction of sacroiliac joint by malposition
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Lee Jae-Kap
Kim Myung-Joon
Choi Young-Deok
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Abstract
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Sacroiliac joint was continued controversy over whether or not the presence of dysfunction. However, many studies have recently announced as the sacroiliac articulation disorders is increasing interest in. The movements of sacroiliac joint is nutation and counternutation, and then anterior-tilt and posterior-tilt. The movements of sacrum and ilium is coupled movement. Nutation problems of the sacrum can be solved by improving the posterior tilt of ilium, and the problem of counternutation can be solved through improvement of anterior tilt of ilium. Dysfunction of the sacroiliac joint is a primary factor in muscle imbalance, and a secondary factor in malposition of ilium and sacrum. Anterior tilt of Ilium is performed by contraction of rectus femoris, quadratus lumborum, and erector spinae, and posterior tilt is performed by contraction of hamstring, external oblique abdominis, and rectus abdominis. The primary goal of the taping approach to dysfunction of the sacroiliac joint is pain relief. Therefore, the taping method is determined by motion analysis that causes pain. 1. Is the disorder symmetric or asymmetric? 2. If there is a problem with Ilium, is there an anterior tilt problem or a posterior tilt problem? Or is there a problem with the nutation or a problem with the counternutation? 3. Whether to approach the primary factor or the secondary factor? Then, depending on your decision, select the method to apply in the following table. Pain pattern disfunction Primary factor (Muscle Stimulation Taping) Secondary factor (functional taping) Symmetry anterior tilt (both) rectus femoris erector spinae (both) anterior tilt facilitating posterior tilt (both) hamstring rectus abdominis (both) posterior tilt facilitating Asymmetry anterior tilt (affected side) rectus femoris, quadratus lumborum (opposite side) hamstring, externus oblique abdominis (affected side) anterior tilt facilitating (opposite side) posterior tilt facilitating posterior tilt (affected side) hamstring, externus oblique abdominis (opposite side) rectus femoris, quadratus lumborum (affected side) posterior tilt facilitating (opposite side) anterior tilt facilitating.
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KEYWORD
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taping , nutation , counternutation, anterior tilt , posterior tilt
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