Table.

Summary of the Patient's Medical Timeline

Date	Signs and Symptoms	Treatments	Progression
May 29, 2012	Low back pain Radicular testicular pain Tight hip musculature (adductors, gluteus maximus, iliacus, rectus femoris)	Manual therapies Postisometric relaxation SIJ distraction METs to gluteus maximus, medial hamstrings, piriformis, psoas	Noted improvement ↓ Neurologic symptoms ↑ Lumbo-pelvic-hip mobility, forward bending
June 5, 2012	Continued pressure and numbness in buttocks SIJ had left inferior rotation, posterior upslip, right side had anterior upslip	IASTM for gluteal muscles, prone stretching PIR to ↑ left hip flexion, extension METs to left psoas, inferior rotation Distraction to right ilium HEP to improve left hip extension	Noted ↓ sharp pain Improved mobility
June 14, 2012	Pain isolated to left SIJ Continued SIJ dysfunction with 1/4 in (0.64 cm) leg-length discrepancy	IASTM to gluteal fascia Left ilium distraction HEP progressed to ↑ flexion, flexibility in latissimus dorsi, paraspinals, quadratus lumborum	Pain much improved ↓ Radiating testicular pain Left hip extension still restricted but inferior rotation resolved
July 9, 2012	↑ Lower back pain due to work ↓ Left hip external rotation, flexion, rotation	IASTM, PIR to improve motions METs to left psoas Left SIJ distraction HEP progressed to stretch left extensors, hip flexors, hip internal rotation and strengthen left psoas	Minimal tingling Setback due to work
July 26, 2012	↑ Pain due to prolonged sitting Left-leg discrepancy back to 1/4 in (0.64 cm) Inferior, medial rotation of left ilium	Same treatment as 7/9/12 Kinesiology taping of SIJ Continued HEP adding left hip-abductor isometrics	Some setback No tingling
August 9, 2012	Minimal pain, tingling 1/4 in (0.64 cm) Leg-length discrepancy in prone position Medial tilt, rotation of left ilium	PIR to left hip adductors, internal rotators METs to hip abductors, external rotators Left ilium distraction	Overall much improved Tingling accompanied by SIJ pain
August 29, 2012	Transient tingling in posterior left hip with certain movements (forward flexion) Left medial tilt	Left medial tilt corrected with METs to left hip abductors	Overall improvement Released from treatment Advised to continue HEP

Abbreviations: HEP, home exercise program; IASTM, instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization; METs, muscle energy techniques; PIR, postisometric relaxation; SIJ, sacroiliac joint.