"The battle's not against my competitors, like the battle is about how well I do," said Nat Vorel, a paraclimber.

The sacroiliac joint is the joint that forms between your sacrum and both sides of your pelvis at the base of your spine ...

A pilonidal cyst, sometimes called pilonidal disease, is a fluid-filled sac that usually occurs on the tailbone at the top of the buttocks. It usually starts as an infection of a hair follicle in the ...

Introduction: Cementation (sacroplasty) with or without ablation has been shown to improve pain and function for patients with sacral metastatic disease. Percutaneous screw fixation with sacroplasty ...

Ltd.) in addition to the treatment provided to the control group. The SMS procedure involved placing a figure-of-eight coil over the S3 nerve (midpoint between the sacrum and coccyx). Patients were ...

“Luckily I am surrounded by some amazing people who keep the spirits high!” The sacrum sits at the back of the pelvis and connects the coccyx (tailbone) with the spine. A sacral fracture usually takes ...

3. A weight shift backward supported by the posterior muscles. 4. The sacrum (the pelvic bone above the tailbone) should look very flexed (ideally 70 degrees or more of flexion). 5. No hump in the ...

The reduction to at least 1.4% is perhaps a more useful gauge of effectiveness. The back of the vest also pops open at the top and bottom, providing protection for the coccyx and preventing ...