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KMID : 1206219970040010351
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Journal of Korean Academy of Physical Therapy Science
1997 Volume.4 No. 1 p.351 ~ p.359
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A Study of Arthrokinematic Approach on the Low Back Problem with Referred Pain to the Leg
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Oh Seung-Kil
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Abstract
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The joint dysfunction is the major cause of pain in trunk and extremities according to J. McM. Mennell who mentioned that there were no pathological changes that was found in the painful joint. The referred pain due to joint dysfunction has to be differentiated from other painful conditions, particularly of the neuromusculoskeletal system. Most of the pain in the lower extremities is due to the sacroiliac joint dysfunction according to Setsuo Hakata who had developed arthrokinematic approach(AKA) for sacroiliac joint in 1989. AKA for sacroiliac dysfunction is made up of distraction & gliding technics that are no violent to recover the disturbed intra-articular movement and result in immediate relief of pain.
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KEYWORD
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Referred pain, Sacroiliac dysfunction, Distraction, gliding
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