Still Technique:

Anteriorly Rotated Innominate Dysfunction

Treatment Position:

Patient: Supine 10 pts

Physician: Standing on the side of the innominate dysfunction. 10 pts

Procedure:

1) The patient’s thigh on the side of dysfunction is flexed at the hip to 10 pts
about 80°.

2) The physician’s cephalad hand is placed under the patient’s pelvis to 10 pts
sense the sacroiliac (SI) joint tension at the level of S3.

3) The physician’s caudad hand is placed on the patient’s flexed knee. 10 pts

4) Move the knee into slight abduction or adduction until the SI joint 10 pts
begins to relax.

5) Introduce compression through the knee in the direction of the 20 pts

dysfunctional SI joint, move the knee in an arc into further flexion
(120°), then into full adduction, as the patient’s condition permits,
across the midline.

6) Release compression at about 30° of hip extension then passively 10 pts

complete extension of the patient’s leg.

7) Reassess iliosacral motion and pelvic landmarks. 10 pts

Point Total: ________ (100)