The Innominate Upslide Sign and Assessment of Pelvic Ring Stability: Journal of Orthopaedic Medicine: Vol 19, No 2

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The purpose of this study was to compare the innominate upslide sign with other tests of sacroiliac mobility. If the upslide sign does not correlate with the results of other methods of testing, it may be providing additional and possibly more precise information about sacroiliac stability in the upright posture.

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