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Evidenced-Inspired Approaches to Pelvic Pain

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Objectives

Course Goals: This course is intended to instruct the practicing clinician on how to rule out suspected medical red flags on pelvic pain Professional Objectives: Identify the bones of the pelvic girdle Recognize the joints of the pelvic girdle Recall the function of the pelvic ligaments Recognize muscular attachments to the pelvis Identify the sacral nerve plexus Recognize screening for medical conditions Identify the use of the FABER test Identify clinically significant provocation tests Recall research based examination techniques Recognize the use of the Forward Bend screen Identify possible dysfunction via ASIS / PSIS palpations Recall active movement assessments for the SI joints Recall passive movement assessments for the SI joint Identify the application of IASTM to improve soft tissue mobility Differentiate applications of MET for neurofascial relaxation vs positional correction Identify appropriate joint manipulations Recognize treatment progression for anterior superior translation Recognize treatment progression for posterior superior translation Recall treatment progression for anterior vs posterior rotations Recognize treatment progression for medial vs lateral tilts Identify treatment progression for medial vs lateral rotations Identify the history of surgical procedure Recognize scar tissue manipulation Recall treatment progression for core integration

Description

Course Description: Pelvic pain can be a chronic, debilitating condition that is affecting an ever increasing number of individuals. Individuals often have numerous imaging studies that are considered normal and do not contribute to their treatment. Current medical treatment involves prescription pain relievers, injections and surgeries that often offer little if any improvement in symptoms. This course is designed to educate the practicing clinician on how to rule out suspected medical red flags. The clinician will then learn researched based evaluation techniques to identify not only the presence of sacroiliac joint dysfunction but the specific dysfunction of the 10 common presentations. Tissue specific impairments will then be addressed with a variety of manual therapy techniques including instrument assisted soft tissue mobilization, muscle energy techniques, and joint manipulations.

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