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SIGN OF THE BUTTOCK Signs SLR limited and painful limited trunk flexion hip fle SIGN OF THE BUTTOCK Signs SLR limited and painful limited trunk flexion hip fle

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SIGN OF THE BUTTOCK Signs SLR limited and painful limited trunk flexion hip fle - PPT Presentation

This movement small in amplitude occurs slowly is known as creep This appears to be due to gradual re arrangement of collagen f ibres proteoglycans and water in the ligament or capsule being stressed This often occurs in the annulus and facet joints ID: 48146

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SIGN OF THE BUTTOCK Signs SLR limited and painful limited trunk flexion hip flexion with knee flexion limited and painful empty end feel non capsular pattern(flex,abd,IR) resisted hip movements painful weak pain radiating from buttock to thigh to calf buttock large and swollen and tender to touch Causes osteomyelitis of upper femur neoplasm upper femur neoplasm ileum # of sacrum septic arthritis of SI joint septic bursitis ischial rectal abscess rheumatic fever with bursitis When a constant or prolonged force is applied toa collagenous structure, further movement is detectable. This movement, small in amplitude, occurs slowly is known as creep. This appears to be due to gradual re-arrangement of collagen fibres, proteoglycans and water in the ligament or capsule being stressed. This often occurs in the annulus and facet joints by 510 minutes and is complete by 90 minutes. Restoration of of the initial length occurs slower in older patients and sometimes complete restoration never takes place. This makes the structure especially prone to injuries.