Validation of self-administered tests for screening for chronic pregnancy-related pelvic girdle pain

Table 3 Positive tests and diagnosis of PGP by self-administered tests or tests performed during the in-person clinical examination

Test		Positive self-administered tests, n = 44	Positive tests during the in-person clinical examination, n = 44	P-value between the groups
Trendelenburg, symphyseal pain		8	12	> 0.999
MAT-test		11	17	0.724
Trendelenburg, posterior pain		21	14	0.197
P4		24	31	0.341
Bridging		22	20	0.121
Patrick Faber		29	13	0.164
ASLR, difficulty		23	26	0.650
SLR		8	3	0.498
Diagnosed anterior PGP		13	8	0.676
Diagnosed posterior PGP		27	27	0.209
Diagnosis of PGP	No pain	0	5	0.305
	Symphyseal	3	3
	One sided SI	2	3
	One sided SI and symphyseal	1	2
	Bilateral SI	16	13
	PGS	11	9
	Back pain	11	9

P4 Posterior Pelvic Pain Provocation test, ASLR Active Straight Leg Raising test, SLR Straight Leg Raise test, PGP Pelvic Girdle Pain, PGS Pelvic Girdle Syndrome.

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