Lab: Sacral ILA Mobility – Prone | 3:16 You cannot view this unit as you're not logged in yet. 2 Comments Lynn If last part of sacrum goes inwards at an angle…possibly from injury or something, do we still do this? Log in to Reply We don’t create any pain and we want to compare side to side mobility at the ILA so possibly we’d want to do it as the opposite side may have less mobility. I’d start there first if you know they’ve fallen on that side. Log in to Reply Leave a Reply Cancel replyYou must be logged in to post a comment.
Lynn If last part of sacrum goes inwards at an angle…possibly from injury or something, do we still do this? Log in to Reply
We don’t create any pain and we want to compare side to side mobility at the ILA so possibly we’d want to do it as the opposite side may have less mobility. I’d start there first if you know they’ve fallen on that side. Log in to Reply
Lynn
If last part of sacrum goes inwards at an angle…possibly from injury or something, do we still do this?
We don’t create any pain and we want to compare side to side mobility at the ILA so possibly we’d want to do it as the opposite side may have less mobility. I’d start there first if you know they’ve fallen on that side.