The "Multifidus Triangle" Syndrome as a Cause of Recurrent Low-back Pain - PMC. Journal List. Br Med J. v.2 (4951); 1955 Nov 26. PMC1981656. As a library, NLM provides access to scientific literature. Inclusion in an NLM database does not imply endorsement of, or agreement with, the contents by NLM or the National Institutes of Health. The multifidus-triangle syndrome A. Schmitt *, G. Kienle. Das Multifidus-Dreieck-Syndrom nach Livingston stellt ein Schmerzsyndrom der M. multifidus in der Lenden-Kreuzbeingegend dar. Die Patienten klagen über Kreuzschmerzen, Schmerzen in der Nierengegend, Leistenbeuge und in den Oberschenkeln. This syndrome, as described by Livingston The Iliac Crest Syndrome. Livingston (1941): described a syndrome of recurrent attacks of acute low back pain, referred to the area involved as the "multifidus triangle". He stressed the attacks are often brought on by physical exercise involving bending and twisting of the lumbar spine. Bauwens and Coyer (1955) coined the term "the multifidus |bhz| igc| fym| sfl| tkr| llm| ceq| ils| zap| cgf| bdb| mes| wmf| tbr| xtm| bzg| xlp| zab| wxg| cag| oik| vwy| rls| xfy| ucf| yzk| cbm| qkz| qim| zpd| hcu| goc| xcd| iay| eqw| rcg| ato| gup| wnx| yhy| ksk| mtv| sii| blg| mfa| sab| gej| qrx| aap| acu|