Just curious regarding the distraction test, isn’t the aim to release pressure on the SIJ? And if pain is reduced after distraction then you can conclude there’s SIJ dysfunction. I just think your positioning during distraction delivers compression on the SIJ instead of distraction. Again, I’m just curious and I stand to be corrected. Thanks
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Just curious regarding the distraction test, isn’t the aim to release pressure on the SIJ? And if pain is reduced after distraction then you can conclude there’s SIJ dysfunction. I just think your positioning during distraction delivers compression on the SIJ instead of distraction.
Again, I’m just curious and I stand to be corrected.
Thanks
Thank you sir for the knowledge. You do clarify and simplify the world of manual therapy for us. We can't be more proud to have you as our mentor.