Pain in buttocks can be referred from the lower back. There does not necessarily have to be pain in the lower back as well for pain to be referred into the buttocks.
http://www.sportsinjuryclinic.net/cybertherapist/back/buttocks/referred-lumbar-spine.htm

What is pain referred from the lumbar spine? ... Pain in buttocks can be referred from the lower back. There does not necessarily have to be pain in the lower back as well for pain ...
http://www.menshealth.com/cda/article.do?site=MensHealth&channel=fitness&category=sports.injuries&conitem=4b0613bddde93010VgnVCM100000cfe793cd____

Buttock Injuries & pain a comprehensive list of injuries ... Referred pain from the lumbar spine Pain in the buttocks from lower back problems.
http://www.sportsinjuryclinic.net/cybertherapist/buttock_pain.php

The most common causes of buttock pain are: 1. Referred pain from the lumbar spine. Buttock pain that goes down the back of the thigh suggests a lower back ...
http://www.medic8.com/healthguide/articles/buttockpain.html

On examination the pain was located deep in the buttock region. There was no groin pain, no referred leg pain, no pins and needles. Lumbar flexion increased her pain but was clear ...
http://www.sportsinjurybulletin.com/archive/buttock-pain.html

... of limited usefulness in the assessment of the patient with buttock pain. History A deep, aching, diff use pain, which is variable in site, is an indication of referred pain. Buttock ...
http://www.clinicalsportsmedicine.com/chapters/22.pdf

Sometimes referred to as "deep buttock pain," other causes of this type of pain include spine problems (including herniated discs, spinal stenosis, etc.), sciatica, and tendonitis.
http://orthopedics.about.com/cs/sprainsstrains/a/piriformis.htm

On examination the pain was located deep in the buttock region. There was no groin pain, no referred leg pain, no pins and needles. Lumbar flexion increased her pain but was clear ...
http://www.pponline.co.uk/encyc/0208.htm

Causes and treatment of muscle pain in the back, hip, buttock, and leg region ... X = the position of the trigger point (TrP). = the position where the referred pain ...
http://www.painclinic.org/musclepain-backhipbuttockleg.htm

Buttock Injuries Injury Information. Lumbar Spine Referred Pain: Disorders of the lumbar discs or 'facet' joints may refer pain to the buttock. Symptoms include a vague ache in the ...
http://www.injurytreatment.com.au/buttock-injuries

Disorders of intervertebral disks (referred pain), even those of the lower thoracic spine, osteoarthrosis of the hip, bursitides in the hip/buttock region, sacroiliitis, laxity of ...
http://ebmg.wiley.com/ebmg/ltk.avaa?p_artikkeli=ebm00417

... syndrome - Piriformis syndrome results when the sciatic nerve in the buttock is ... referred pain from the lumbar spine : Referred pain from the lumber spine occurs when a ...
http://www.shoebacca.com/resources/buttock-pain-and-injuries.html

The drawings show gluteus minimus trigger point and its referred sciatic pain. Simple aching pain in these areas is usually referred from gluteus minimus trigger points.
http://www.triggerpointbook.com/sciatica.htm

What are the symptoms of pain referred from the back? An aching in the buttocks that is difficult to pinpoint. The slump test may reproduce buttock pain which is eased when the ...
http://www.backdoctor.org.uk/11.html

I was referred to a consultant went thru cortisone injections, MRI's, Ultrasounds and ... However I don't get the buttock pain, it just starts in the groin and radiates to the knee ...
http://messageboard.spine-health.com/viewtopic.php?pid=172084

Trigger points within the muscles of the hip and buttock can also cause local and referred pain - see Back, Hip and Buttock for more information.
http://www.painclinic.org/jointpain-hip.htm

... practice dedicated to helping patients with pain that originates in their spine and may create back or neck pain and "referred" pain in the shoulders, arms, hips, legs and buttock ...
http://www.houstonbackpain.com/

... Nature of the pain? - may reveal its likely origin e.g. aching, throbbing pain can indicate inflammation such as spondylitis; deep aching diffuse pain can indicate referred pain ...
http://www.wrongdiagnosis.com/sym/back_pain.htm

... have these symptoms off and on for months or years, this is called "chronic". Buttock Pain ... spinal stenosis or the forward slipping of one vertebra on another referred to as ...
http://jointhealing.com/pages/back/back_sx.html

The significance of the pelvis in producing low back pain and referred pain into the buttock or legs, is becoming increasingly evident (Lee, 1989;
http://www.amta.com.au/spinepain.html