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Helpful slideshow on SIJ anatomy & pathology

September 6, 2016September 16, 2016

from the National Athletic Trainer’s Association

http://members.nata.org/virtuallibrary/sacroiliac/pdfs/powerpoint_presentations/treatment_of_sacroiliac_joint_dysfunction.pdf

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