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So many neat things in this video!
So…with the first part of the video, when assessing, would these concepts be correct? I am trying to put together the big picture of how each effects the pelvis…
1. Medial side of ischial tubes – if one was sitting closer, would we say that innominate is outflared compared to the other innominate?
2. Ischial shelf – if one is sitting higher, would that innominate be shifted more posterior in comparison to the other side?
3. Inferior side – would one innominate be upshifted vs the other side?
Thanks!
So many neat things in this video!
So…with the first part of the video, when assessing, would these concepts be correct? I am trying to put together the big picture of how each effects the pelvis…
1. Medial side of ischial tubes – if one was sitting closer, would we say that innominate is outflared compared to the other innominate?
2. Ischial shelf – if one is sitting higher, would that innominate be shifted more posterior in comparison to the other side?
3. Inferior side – would one innominate be upshifted vs the other side?
Thanks!
You got it! However I wouldn’t recommend doing anything about a palpation difference. I only treat immobility differences!