[Download Now] Manual Therapy for Low Back Pain: Hands-on Treatment for Lumbar, Sacroiliac, & Pelvic Dysfunctions – Ted German

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An approach to manage the spine and sacroiliac joint.

One of the most common and costly ailments seen in healthcare settings is low back pain. It can be difficult to diagnose and treat low back pain. Finding the root cause of lower back pain is difficult due to the complex nature of the lumbosacral region.

From a manual therapy perspective, this recording simplifies evaluation and treatment for the most common joint problems. A streamlined approach for care of the lower back is applicable to both acute and chronic conditions. There are manual techniques covered in this course. The long-term effectiveness of the manual corrections will be ensured with a brief overview of thePilates-based stabilization exercises. You will be able to use these techniques immediately to improve their efficiency.

1. Analyze basic anatomy and the pathomechanics of low back pain
2. Identify the principles of manual therapy for the lower back and SI joints
3. Demonstrate proper manual therapy techniques for a lower back patient
4. Review the most common low back dysfunctions
5. Discuss the appropriate application of “progression of forces” concept
6. Integrate stabilization exercises for maintenance of manual corrections

There are tendencies of ORTHOPEDIC EVALUATION.

• Goals of the first visit
• Empathy vs sympathy
• Establishing consistency
• Avoiding clinical blindness
• Who should be referred to therapy
• Red flags
• Keys to subjective and objective evaluations

Epidemiology of low back pain.

• Predisposing factors
• Bony Anatomy of the Lumbar Spine
• Soft tissue anatomy of the Lumbar Spine
  • Ligamentous support
  • Muscular support
  • Intervertebral disc
• Biomechanics of the Lumbar Spine
• Common Diagnoses
  • Degenerative Joint Disease
  • Spondylosis
  • Spondylolysis
  • Spondylolisthesis
  • Disc protrusion
  • Herniated Nucleus Pulposis

There is an evaluation of LUMBAR SPINE function.

• The key to subjective history
• Posture assessment
  • Sitting, Standing, dynamic, lordosis, lateral shift
• Movement loss
  • How much
  • Quality of the movement
  • Willingness to move
  • Lateral deviation
• Repeated Movements
  • What happens during movement
  • What happens because of the movement
• Static tests
• Neurological
  • Motor/sensory deficit
  • Reflexes
  • Dural signs
• Other considerations
  • Hip/SI joint clearing tests
  • Spondylolisthesis
  • Intermittent claudication tests

There is a treatment for LUMBAR SPINE DYSFUNCTION.

• Treatment of the acute patient
  • Modalities
  • Mid-range movement techniques
• Sub-acute/chronic patient
  • Postural syndrome
  • Dysfunction syndrome
  • Adherent Nerve Root
  • Derangement
• Treatment
  • Reduction
  • Maintain
  • Recovery of function
  • Prevention
• Manual Therapy techniques
  • Prone extension with manual overpressure
  • Prone Lumbar extension mobilization
  • Flexion Rotation mobilization

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