This has saved me a LOT of time.. thank you :)

Thank you so much for this video!!!

you just saved my life, thanks!!!!

This video rocks. Thanks for this!

Thank you, great video 👍

this video is super awesome!!! thanks so much! - M1 at NSU

Great stuff, awesome video that breaks it down into normal language for me ;)

I really like that paper trick!!

Great video.Any text book on the subject of diagnosis, please?

hey that 4 pole springing tech is sweeet! Thnx

This was good... A bit fast, but once you get it, it's simply putted. Nice job.

Hi I got a question about how the sacrum become dysfunction ? I mean what activities will causing such difference types of dysfunction of the sacrum and what should avoid to do? say healing after treatment ?

this video is very helpful but please slow down..........

Are you sure? On 4 pole springing test, if we have an L on L, the most block pole is right hemibase of sacrum, not left ILA. Left ILA is free to move, i guess...

PSIS is on the ilium so how does palpating the forwardness of ilium suggest a sacral torsion?

@judod97

5 ай бұрын

just assuming...as the torsion to the sacrum is a movement of tenths of a degree...also,when there is a ilium posterior on one side,most likely there is ilium anterior on the other,that would make the stiff ligaments around the SI go into the only logical position of a torsion.However,that is not a significant movement,and also SI joint is not a ,,key joint"

@AdamAdz4772

5 ай бұрын

@@judod97 And given that the body is never perfectly symmetrical, what does it matter if the sacrum is slightly torsioned? Is there any benefit in telling your patient that they have this "torsion"?

@judod97

5 ай бұрын

@@AdamAdz4772 there is no benefit of the patient knowing there is a torsion. And symmetry doesnt matter that much,it is the function that matters-if the quality and quantity of the movement is okay,in general(because the ammount of degrees the S can do is close to none,the largest being in to flexion,about 3degrees,torsion being just tenths of a defree),as far as im concerned,i wouldnt care to deal with it. This being osteopathic POV, chiropractic is different

@AdamAdz4772

5 ай бұрын

@@judod97 Yes, my point is there is no need to worry about this "non-issue" made up diagnosis.

@judod97

5 ай бұрын

@@AdamAdz4772 i partially agree. It helps you understand the transmission of forces through the pelvis to either the vertebral column or hip joints tho

What is ILS?

@KrzysztofPro

8 жыл бұрын

Thanks

We are Osteopathic medical students and predoctoral fellows of Osteopathic practices and principles. We have a good explanation on the site if you would like you can click "What is a DO?" on our homepage

Good explanation, but in fast pace though! Please slow down !!!

Can i have the drs email plz?

seems really interesting but you talk really too fast for foreigners like me ^^

Are you guys osteopaths or Chiropractors? Or From medicine?

You talk too fast. You have some good info. but way too fast.

dude, you talk way too sloooooow. next vid, please increase speed!! arriba, por favor!!!!

you talk too fast

@williamwinder3466

7 жыл бұрын

You listen too slow. also you use the wrong to. the one you used means also.