SI JOINT KINEMATICS(BIOMECHANICS OF SPINE)Physiotherapy Tutorial

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Now I finally know the definition of innominate, no name, thank you.

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Fantastic explanation! Keep it up!

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[@zafarnisthar]

Thank you for this. It will certainly help in my recovery. Where is your link to video on kinematics?

[@MovementScience8]

You will find everything organised in the playlist section

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The upper hip bones are called ilium