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- Figure 1
Articular surfaces of the sacroiliac joint.10
- Figure 2
(a) Posterior view, (b) anterior view and (c) sacroiliac joint cut in transverse plane. 1, 2: superior and inferior iliolumbar ligaments, respectively; 3: sacrospinous ligament; 4: sacrotuberous ligament; 5: posterior sacroiliac ligaments; 6: anterior sacroiliac ligaments; 7: sacroiliac joint; 8: interosseous ligament.11
- Figure 3
(a) Pelvis free-body diagram due to gravity. Trunk weight (Fg) and hip joint forces (Fv). (b) Free-body diagram of the self-bracing effect of the sacroiliac joint. Sacroiliac joint reaction force: normal (Fn) and tangential (Ff), ligament or muscle force (Fl), and hip joint force (Fv).14
- Figure 4
Pelvis 6 degrees of movement and lumbosacral pivot point, (a) coronal plane, (b) sagittal plane.27
- Figure 5
Comparison of the female and male pelvis: (top) brim (inlet) and (bottom) pelvic outlet.37
- Figure 6
Finite element models of male (left) and female (right) of spine, pelvis, and femur.
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