BIO-17 Lecture Notes - Lecture 14: Sagittal Plane, Pubic Symphysis, Coxa Valga
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Tx: lateral recumbent, direct physiologic response, respiratory: draw shoulder on table forward so patient"s torso faces upward to, patient lateral recumbent and physician facing patient. Side of oblique axis toward table: with knees bent, flex hips to less than 90 degrees with knees off, physician seated, support patient"s knees with thigh. Sacral rotation on the opposite oblique axis (ex: r on loa)(r/l) force, springing, me table induce rotation to lumbosacral junction. Treatment of non-neutral sacral oblique axis somatic dysfunction. Innominate anatomy joints: not a precise marker for etiology, but can be somewhat helpful, mostly helpful with exacerbating motions, activities, or situations, develops from 3 parts initially, inspect the bony segments, articulations, tuberosities, depressions, fossae, Tx: lateral recumbent, direct physiologic response, respiratory: patient lateral recumbent and physician facing patient, with knees bent, flex hips to less than 90 degrees with knees off.
