Pelvis Treatment

[@nixicat2480]

So helpful! Thank you! I love this channel. It is great for OMM students who need to review prior to practicals, exams.

[@physiotherapymotivation4945]

Awesome quick description 👍👍👍👍

[@drmayankthakkarpt9249]

good comprehensive video

[@surfcoastmyotherapy]

Amazing video - thank you :))))

[@jeromine1174]

Why is it that you no longer uploaded recent videoturials?

[@massagetherapyforinjuriesf8197]

I am absolutely astonished with those treatment when one leg is longer than the other… it works ! and TY

[@AnnaMela]

Super!!! Thank you!

[@aI-bv2zh]

Are you in sandiego

[@joelkouyoumjian6892]

With sacral upslips and downslips and inflares and outflares, you will always gauge one side against the other for diagnosis. However, since these are only relative gross measures, you'll still need to ensure that you have one, but not the other. For instance, checking flare, one innominate will appear to be further away from the midline than the other. That automatically makes the one that is closer, closer, needless to say. So will you assume that the closer one is an inflare or will you assume the further one is an outflare?

[@thehumanmechanic1174]

Need a reply to this either from Joel or Didactics online guys. kindly clear this doubt

[@IndianChief911]

You'll find a positive standing flexion test to isolate which innominate has the dysfunction. They have a pelvic diagnosis video that demonstrates a standing flexion test.

[@marcodiruscio5689]

If the standing flexion test or Gillet/Stork test or Asis compression test show a restriction on one side, so it's the side that has a flare dysfunction.

[@jaydescheffner]

I was in a car accident 5 months ago. I have three screws in my pelvic and was wondering what are good exercise I could do to lessen the pain ?? Plz help 🥺🥺

[@lakshmiu1841]

can you do these muscle mechanics on a person who had a hip replacement surgery ?(after a auto accident 2 yrs ago) i know the basic knee flex, should be no more than 90degrees, will the person be able to do them all and have the same flexibility like before?