Algorithim for sacral dx

[Buckeye(OH)]

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Does this exist?

I have a ****ing practical tomorrow and I still suck **** at Dx of sacrum.

 

[Brooklyndo2.1]

do you have the green or blue savarese book???

 

[Buckeye(OH)]

green - but I didnt see anything in there? will look again right now.

 

[Kubed]

 

[Krazykritter]

Also, CCP (Common Compensatory Pattern) is L/L Forward Sacral Torsion. If I ever can't tell, I ALWAYS go CCP.

 

[Buckeye(OH)]

Also, CCP (Common Compensatory Pattern) is L/L Forward Sacral Torsion. If I ever can't tell, I ALWAYS go CCP.

Expand please. The only place I know regarding compensatory patterns are Zink and fascia....

 

[Krazykritter]

So I guess CCP is mostly for the four diaphragm areas:
Lumbosacral junction RrSl
Thoracolumbar RlSl
Thoracic Inlet RrSr
UCC RlSr

However, there are also other areas that follow patterns:
AIR/PSL (Anterior/Inf. Pelvis [ASIS] on Right...opposite on L. side) for pelvis
L/L Forward Sacral Torsion on Sacrum

These two tend to go together b/c the Anteriorly/Inferiorly rotated right side of the pelvis tends to bring the right side of the sacrum w/ it due to its connection w/ through the SI joint...thus giving you a deep R sacral sulcus w/ an Inferior ILA on the Left side (characteristic findings of a L/L forward sacral torsion.

I guess I just call it CCP b/c well...it's common & it's a pattern.

 

[Megalofyia]

Thanks Kubed!

 

[Buckeye(OH)]

wtf does advisor mean? who is going to take your advice?