MS2 - Pelvis Periosteum Flashcards

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PERIOSTEUM SCAN

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At STL in Bone Row -

Periosteum (A/P) - Can Bias

Cervical btwn mid-frontal ridge and coronal suture

Scar 30 degree P/A

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CSS1 TX
MAXL
Over inf-lat aspect zygomatic process of maxilla (med to zygomaticomaxillary suture)

App inf to sup

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MAXL - Periosteum LQ
Glide: Ipsi maxilla (via frontal process) in sup, contra, and slightly ant

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Sacral Flexion Periosteal Dysfunction
SACF(P)-MS

TP: On dorsal surface of S3 spinous process

App post to ant

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TX: Client prone, supine or side-lying
Glide: Drag upper sacrum (sacral base) using ant-inf scooping motion

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Sacral Extension Periosteal Dysfunction
SACE(P)-MS

TP: On dorsal surface of S4 spinous process

App post to ant

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TX: Client prone, supine, or side lying
Glide: Drag lower sacrum (sacral apex) ant-sup scooping motion

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Forward Sacral Torsion Periosteal Dysfunction
FST(P)-MS

TP: On dorsal, inf sacrum 1 cm diagonally sup-med to inf lat angle of the sacrum (bilaterally)

App post to ant

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TX: Client prone or seated
Glide: Palm on OPP side sacral base adjacent to PSIS ant, then diagonally inf twd, utilizing a “scooping” motion. Fine tune with sacral SB

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Backward Sacral Torsion Periosteal Dysfunction
BST(P)-MS

TP: On dorsal, sup sacrum 1 cm med to inf aspect of PSIS (bilaterally)

App post to ant

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TX: Client prone or seated
Glide: Palm on OPP inf lat angle (of sacrum) ant, then diagonally sup twd utilizing a “scooping” motion. Fine tune with sacral SB

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Superior Sacral Shear Dysfunction
SSS(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal, lat border of lower sacrum (ILA)

App post-lat to ant-med

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TX: Client prone, supine, or side-lying
Hip ABD: Ipsi leg, mild, causing glute to flatten
Glide: Sacrum on involved side sup and med direction utilizing a rot movement (e.g. CW for the left SSS(P)). Allow sacrum on involved side to move in an ant direction

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Inferior Sacral Shear Dysfunction
ISS(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal, inf-med border of lower sacrum / ILA (1 cm lat to coccyx)

App post-inf to ant-sup

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TX: Client prone, supine, or side-lying
Hip ADD: Ipsi leg, mild, causing glute to pop up
Glide: Sacrum on involved side inf and med direction utilizing a rot movement (e.g. CW for the right ISS(P) TP). Allow sacrum to move post

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Right Deviated Coccygeal Dysfunction
CX1(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal aspect of 1st coccygeal segment

App post to ant

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TX: Client prone or seated
Glide: Coccyx into right deviation (exaggerate deformity) while fine tuning with rot into direction of ease

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Left Deviated Coccygeal Dysfunction
CX2(P)-MS

TP: Over dorsal aspect of 2nd coccygeal segment

App post to ant

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TX: Client prone or seated
Glide: Coccyx into left deviation (exaggerate deformity) while fine tuning with rot into direction of ease

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Ilium Outflare Dysfunction
ILOF(P)-MS

TP: On med pubic bone at, or slightly below, level of sup aspect of pubic symphysis (med sup margin of Obturator Foramen)

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TX: Client supine
Glide: Lat aspect of iliac crest lat and slightly sup direction. Takes 10-15#s of pressure

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Ischial Outflare Dysfunction
ISCHO(P)-MS

TP#1: Over lat, sup aspect of ischial tuberosity

App lat to med

TP#2: Over inf-med aspect of ASIS

App inf-med to sup-lat

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TX: Client supine
Hip Flex, ABD: Marked
Femoral Traction: In plane of femur (lat)

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Ischial Inflare Dysfunction
ISCHI(P)-MS

TP#1: Over lat, inf aspect of ischial tuberosity

App lat to med

TP#2: Over lesser trochanter of femur (directly lat and 1F inf to inf aspect of pubis)

App med to lat deep in sup-med thigh

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TX: Client supine, involved knee flex, foot resting on table
Hip: Flex mild to mod, ADD mod
Femur: Traction, med and inf in plane of ADD

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Ischial Tuberosity Adducted
TUBAD(P)-MS

TP: Over musculotendinous junction of Gluteus Medius mm (med and 1F sup to post aspect of Greater Trochanter)

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TX: Client prone or side-lying
Glide/ADD: Ischial Tuberosity ant-med sup direction twd OPP ASIS (post innominate rot)

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Ischial Tuberosity Abducted
TUBAB(P)-MS

TP: Over musculotendinous junction of Gluteus Minimus mm (med and 1F sup to ant aspect of Greater Trochanter)

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TX: Client prone or side-lying
Glide/ ABD: Ischial Tuberosity post and sup-lat direction (ant Innominate rot)

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