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Section 1: Pelvic Structure and Clinical Context

OVERVIEW: Structure & Function

SACRAL AXES – Where Motion Occurs

THE CLINICAL SETTING

CASE HISTORY TAKING

Section 2: Iliosacral Dysfunction Fundamentals

THE INNOMINATES & ILIOSACRAL DYSFUNCTION

CLASSIFICATION: Iliosacral Somatic Dysfunction

TYPES OF INNOMINATE DYSFUNCTIONS

LEG LENGTH DISCREPANCIES (LLDs)

Section 3: Iliosacral Examination Sequences

EXAMINATION FOR ILIOSACRAL SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION

I-S EXAMINATION SEQUENCE: OVERVIEW

FLOW DIAGRAM: DIAGNOSING PELVIC DYSFUNCTION

Section 4: Sacroiliac Dysfunction Fundamentals

THE SACRUM & SACROILIAC DYSFUNCTION

THE SACRUM

CLASSIFICATION: SACROILIAC SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION

SACRAL TORSIONS

Section 5: Sacroiliac Examination Sequences

EXAMINATION FOR SACROILIAC SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION

S-I EXAMINATION SEQUENCE: OVERVIEW

FLOW DIAGRAM: DIAGNOSING SACRAL DYSFUNCTION

Section 6: Pelvic Corrective Treatments

EXAMINATION & TREATMENT

TREATMENT PROTOCOL

METS

HVLATs

Quiz

Quiz 1: OVERVIEW: Structure & Function

Quiz 2: SACRAL AXES

Quiz 3: THE INNOMINATES & ILIOSACRAL DYSFUNCTION

Quiz 4: CLASSIFICATION: Iliosacral Somatic Dysfunction

Quiz 5: EXAMINATION FOR ILIOSACRAL SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION

Quiz 6: LEG LENGTH DISCREPANCIES (LLDs)

Quiz 7: LLD - Examination

Quiz 8: Weber-Barstow Manoeuvre

Quiz 9: Tape Measure Methods (TMMs)

Quiz 10: Supine-to-Sit Test

Quiz 11: I-S EXAMINATION SEQUENCE: OVERVIEW

Quiz 12: TYPES OF INNOMINATE DYSFUNCTIONS

Quiz 13: INNOMINATE ROTATIONS

Quiz 14: INNOMINATE FLARES

Quiz 15: INNOMINATE SHEERS

Quiz 16: PUBIC RAMI DYSFUNCTION

Quiz 17: FLOW DIAGRAM: DIAGNOSING PELVIC DYSFUNCTION

Quiz 18: METS Fundamentals

Quiz 19: HVLATs Fundamentals

Quiz 20: THE CLINICAL SETTING

Quiz 21: CASE HISTORY TAKING

Quiz 22: EXAMINATION & TREATMENT

Quiz 23: THE SACRUM & SACROILIAC DYSFUNCTION

Quiz 24: CLASSIFICATION: SACROILIAC SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION

Quiz 25: EXAMINATION FOR SACROILIAC SOMATIC DYSFUNCTION

Quiz 26: S-I EXAMINATION SEQUENCE: OVERVIEW

Quiz 27: SACRAL TORSIONS

Quiz 28: FLOW DIAGRAM: DIAGNOSING SACRAL DYSFUNCTION

Quiz 29: MET CORRECTION: Sacral Torsions

Quiz 30: Corrective HVLATs for Sacral (Sacroiliac) Dysfunctions

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Welcome to "Step-by-Step Pelvic Assessment: Sacroiliac and Iliosacral Dysfunctions," the definitive online course designed for manual therapists, physical therapists, osteopaths, and healthcare professionals seeking to master pelvic girdle mechanics. The pelvis is the foundational keystone of the human body, and understanding its complex biomechanics is essential for accurately diagnosing and treating lower back, hip, and pelvic pain.

Welcome to "Step-by-Step Pelvic Assessment: Sacroiliac and Iliosacral Dysfunctions," the definitive online course designed for manual therapists, physical therapists, osteopaths, and healthcare professionals seeking to master pelvic girdle mechanics. The pelvis is the foundational keystone of the human body, and understanding its complex biomechanics is essential for accurately diagnosing and treating lower back, hip, and pelvic pain. This comprehensive course takes you on a deep dive into the structural and functional intricacies of the sacroiliac (S-I) and iliosacral (I-S) joints. Through six meticulously structured sections, you will explore everything from core anatomical landmarks and physiological sacral axes to advanced diagnostic flowcharts and corrective treatments. You will learn how to confidently conduct case histories, identify structural versus functional leg length discrepancies, and perform step-by-step examination sequences in standing, seated, prone, and supine positions. Beyond assessment, this course equips you with evidence-based corrective techniques, including Muscle Energy Techniques (METs) and High-Velocity Low-Amplitude Thrusts (HVLATs), ensuring you can safely and effectively treat innominate rotations, flares, sheers, and sacral torsions. Packed with detailed modules, clinical flow diagrams, and extensive quizzes to test your knowledge, this course bridges the gap between theoretical anatomy and practical clinical application. Elevate your clinical practice, improve patient outcomes, and become an expert in pelvic somatic dysfunction today.

Step-by-Step Pelvic Assessment: Sacroiliac and Iliosacral Dysfunctions

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            <p>The pelvic girdle serves as the critical mechanical junction between the spine and the lower extremities, bearing the primary responsibility for load transfer, shock absorption, and overall structural stability. Understanding this complex region requires a deep appreciation of its anatomical landmarks, the physiological axes of sacral motion, and the clinical context in which pelvic somatic dysfunctions arise. Practitioners frequently encounter patients presenting with lower back, hip, or pelvic pain, which often stems from mechanical imbalances within this region. To address these issues effectively, clinicians must be able to distinguish between iliosacral dysfunctions—where the innominate bones move abnormally relative to the sacrum—and sacroiliac dysfunctions, where the sacrum itself exhibits aberrant motion between the ilia. This course provides a comprehensive, step-by-step framework to master these distinctions, starting from foundational anatomy and clinical history-taking to the identification of specific mechanical lesions like rotations, flares, sheers, and sacral torsions.</p>

<p>Moving beyond theoretical concepts, this program guides clinicians through systematic, hands-on examination sequences designed to isolate and diagnose pelvic imbalances. Learners will explore how to perform static and dynamic palpation, utilize specialized mobility tests such as the Sphinx and Spring tests, and evaluate structural and functional leg length discrepancies to build a highly accurate clinical picture. By integrating findings through structured diagnostic flow diagrams, practitioners can confidently map out specific dysfunctions before selecting the most appropriate corrective intervention. The final stages of the course focus on evidence-based corrective treatments, detailing the precise application of Muscle Energy Techniques (METs) and High-Velocity Low-Amplitude Thrusts (HVLATs). Through this structured approach, clinicians will gain the practical skills and clinical reasoning necessary to safely stabilize, treat, and restore optimal function to the pelvic girdle.</p>
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