Gynecological Surgery and Low Back Pain in Older Women
Objective: To determine sacroiliac joint compliance characteristics and pelvic floor movements in older women relative to gynecological surgery history and back pain complaints. Design: Single-visit laboratory measurement. Setting: University clinical research center. Participants: Twenty-five women...
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author | Jeffery Ericksen MD Peter E. Pidcoe PT, DPT, PhD Jessica M. Ketchum-McKinney PhD Evie N. Burnet DPT, PhD Emily Huang DO James C. Wilson MSPT, MD Vincent Hoogstad BScPT |
author_facet | Jeffery Ericksen MD Peter E. Pidcoe PT, DPT, PhD Jessica M. Ketchum-McKinney PhD Evie N. Burnet DPT, PhD Emily Huang DO James C. Wilson MSPT, MD Vincent Hoogstad BScPT |
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description | Objective: To determine sacroiliac joint compliance characteristics and pelvic floor movements in older women relative to gynecological surgery history and back pain complaints. Design: Single-visit laboratory measurement. Setting: University clinical research center. Participants: Twenty-five women aged 65 years or older. Outcome Measures: Sacroiliac joint compliance measured by Doppler imaging of vibrations and ultrasound measures of pelvic floor motion during the active straight leg raise test. Results: Doppler imaging of vibrations demonstrated test reliability ranging from 0.701 to 0.898 for detecting vibration on the ilium and sacrum sides of the sacroiliac joint. The presence of low-back pain or prior gynecological surgery was not significantly associated with a difference in the compliance or laxity symmetry of the sacroiliac joints. No significant difference in pelvic floor movement was found during the active straight leg raise test between subject groups. All P values were ≥.4159. Conclusions: Prior gynecological surgery and low-back pain were not significantly associated with side-to-side differences in the compliance of the sacroiliac joints or in significant changes in pelvic floor movement during a loading maneuver in a group of older women. |
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spelling | doaj.art-0f19a82b57a6410b99f2007c185ef31c2022-12-21T23:58:31ZengSAGE PublishingGeriatric Orthopaedic Surgery & Rehabilitation2151-45852151-45932010-09-01110.1177/2151458510378006Gynecological Surgery and Low Back Pain in Older WomenJeffery Ericksen MD0Peter E. Pidcoe PT, DPT, PhD1Jessica M. Ketchum-McKinney PhD2Evie N. Burnet DPT, PhD3Emily Huang DO4James C. Wilson MSPT, MD5Vincent Hoogstad BScPT6 Hunter Holmes McGuire Veteran's Administration Hospital Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA USA Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA USA Virginia Center for Physical Therapy, Tidewater Physicians Multispecialty Group, Williamsburg, VA USA Middlemore Hospital, Auckland NZ Virginia Commonwealth University, Richmond, VA USA Spine & Joint Centre, Rotterdam, the NetherlandsObjective: To determine sacroiliac joint compliance characteristics and pelvic floor movements in older women relative to gynecological surgery history and back pain complaints. Design: Single-visit laboratory measurement. Setting: University clinical research center. Participants: Twenty-five women aged 65 years or older. Outcome Measures: Sacroiliac joint compliance measured by Doppler imaging of vibrations and ultrasound measures of pelvic floor motion during the active straight leg raise test. Results: Doppler imaging of vibrations demonstrated test reliability ranging from 0.701 to 0.898 for detecting vibration on the ilium and sacrum sides of the sacroiliac joint. The presence of low-back pain or prior gynecological surgery was not significantly associated with a difference in the compliance or laxity symmetry of the sacroiliac joints. No significant difference in pelvic floor movement was found during the active straight leg raise test between subject groups. All P values were ≥.4159. Conclusions: Prior gynecological surgery and low-back pain were not significantly associated with side-to-side differences in the compliance of the sacroiliac joints or in significant changes in pelvic floor movement during a loading maneuver in a group of older women.https://doi.org/10.1177/2151458510378006 |
spellingShingle | Jeffery Ericksen MD Peter E. Pidcoe PT, DPT, PhD Jessica M. Ketchum-McKinney PhD Evie N. Burnet DPT, PhD Emily Huang DO James C. Wilson MSPT, MD Vincent Hoogstad BScPT Gynecological Surgery and Low Back Pain in Older Women Geriatric Orthopaedic Surgery & Rehabilitation |
title | Gynecological Surgery and Low Back Pain in Older Women |
title_full | Gynecological Surgery and Low Back Pain in Older Women |
title_fullStr | Gynecological Surgery and Low Back Pain in Older Women |
title_full_unstemmed | Gynecological Surgery and Low Back Pain in Older Women |
title_short | Gynecological Surgery and Low Back Pain in Older Women |
title_sort | gynecological surgery and low back pain in older women |
url | https://doi.org/10.1177/2151458510378006 |
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