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joints and ligaments OF THE PELVIS
We joints, which strengthen the pelvic bone such as the lumbosacral and pubic symphysis sacroccigeas strengthened and supported by several ligaments.
· Lumbosacral joint, held together by joints: Intervertebral
or above, consisting of the intervertebral disc. Interapoficiarias
or between the articular processes.
and iliolumbar ligaments, which join the ilia to the L5 vertebra. Sacroccigea
· joint is a secondary cartilaginous joint intervertebral disc, which connects the apex of the sacrum to the base of the coccyx; sacroccigeos reinforced by the anterior and posterior ligament.
· Joint sacroiliac are synovial joints strong weight bearing between the faces of the sacrum and headphones ilium. You
sacrum is attached between the innominate, by and sacroiliac interosseous ligaments. These have little mobility, because its function is to transmit the weight of the body most of the innominate bone.

It is also important to note sacrotuberous and sacrospinous ligaments, which allow only limited movement upward from the lower end of the sacrum, but gives more elasticity in this region increases sharply when the weight on the spine.
• The pubic symphysis is a secondary cartilaginous joint, created by the union of the pubic bodies in the median plane. The disto interpubico cartilage of the symphysis is usually thicker in women, reinforced by ligaments: superior pubic
or connecting the upper body of the pubis and extends laterally to the pubic tubercles. Pubic
or lower arch thickness of fibers connecting the edges of the joint subpubico rounded angle between the branches below the pubis, forming the upper edge of the pubic arch.