Yes, the unilateral comment is correct. The sacrum dance just helps you remember motion. The side of dysfunction falls into flexion or elevates into extension. The dance helps recall for the flexion/extension with a side bending quality. Sulci depth should be inferred based on those motions and presumed mechanics of the sacrum
Great comment Kjell. The marginated sacrum is an interesting topic. I find it in many of my patients but we did not include it with our videos because it is not taught in all schools and texts. Some people believe it doesn't really exist, and it is just a form of the common torsions. Because of this you will not see it tested upon in the boards. That being said, there are two forms of the marginated sacrum where the axis of rotation is either more medial or more lateral,running vertically, from base to apex.
@MrUsernamechannel Thanks so much for all of your support and activity on the site. We are working on a BLT video and will also get to work on a myofascial release and lymph video. We hope to have them up next week
Great work guys! Wonderful way to help make OMT more accessible to students and make learning it both fun and more memorable. Only wish we'd have had this technology (RUclips and easy video making) available back when we were training. We did videos and had to have them duplicated as VCRs.. then we had to sell them and sit through watching them for review. So much easier now. Thanks again, hopefully this kind of effort will get DOs back to using OMT!
@DidacticsOnline Indeed, I did! Holy crap, you guys have a TON of videos on youtube, I need to check all of them out. Thanks so much for taking the time to share your knowledge with us! If you guys are trying to think of other useful videos, I think one that gives a general overview of myofacial release and one on lymphatic treatments would be very beneficial!
@MrUsernamechannel Thanks so much for the support. Hope you enjoy your shout out on OMT in the Pregnant patient. Let us know of any requests for future videos.
This is so cool. Great visual to explain the sacrum and movements.
Thanks much.
Thanks, Rob. You are eminent to describe difficult issues very easily. That`s a gift. Thanks again.
This is easily the best explanation of the sacrum I've seen! Thanks!
Really Amazing video and very helpful.. Thank you
Most creative biomechanics explanation. Awesome 💎💎💎
Yes, the unilateral comment is correct. The sacrum dance just helps you remember motion. The side of dysfunction falls into flexion or elevates into extension. The dance helps recall for the flexion/extension with a side bending quality. Sulci depth should be inferred based on those motions and presumed mechanics of the sacrum
Great comment Kjell. The marginated sacrum is an interesting topic. I find it in many of my patients but we did not include it with our videos because it is not taught in all schools and texts. Some people believe it doesn't really exist, and it is just a form of the common torsions. Because of this you will not see it tested upon in the boards. That being said, there are two forms of the marginated sacrum where the axis of rotation is either more medial or more lateral,running vertically, from base to apex.
Great little run through! Great help to some of us students out here at VCOM
😂 I'm just imaging myself doing this dance on my practical exam.
@MrUsernamechannel Thanks so much for all of your support and activity on the site. We are working on a BLT video and will also get to work on a myofascial release and lymph video. We hope to have them up next week
@DidacticsOnline Awesome! Looking forward to watching them! Thanks again for all your help!
Great work guys! Wonderful way to help make OMT more accessible to students and make learning it both fun and more memorable. Only wish we'd have had this technology (RUclips and easy video making) available back when we were training. We did videos and had to have them duplicated as VCRs.. then we had to sell them and sit through watching them for review. So much easier now. Thanks again, hopefully this kind of effort will get DOs back to using OMT!
@DidacticsOnline Indeed, I did! Holy crap, you guys have a TON of videos on youtube, I need to check all of them out. Thanks so much for taking the time to share your knowledge with us! If you guys are trying to think of other useful videos, I think one that gives a general overview of myofacial release and one on lymphatic treatments would be very beneficial!
@MrUsernamechannel Thanks so much for the support. Hope you enjoy your shout out on OMT in the Pregnant patient.
Let us know of any requests for future videos.
Simples!! Thank you! our MET teacher spent 3 lectures trying to teach us sacral motion, and some people were still confused!
Love simple explanations. Thank you!
thanks for helping out us D.O. students in KC!
so wonderful. Thankyou for making learning fun!
Very easy and very usefull. Tank you very much Doc. 😉
they should have showed this to us IN CLASS!!! this makes things sooo much easier. - NSU student
Awesome videos! Thank You
Wonderful! Thank you!
Really amazing
Excellent! Thank you!!!!!!!!!!!
Hey, with Left unilaterally extension, shouldn't the left sulcus be shallow? Same with left unilaterally flexed, the left sulcus should be deep.
awesome videos!
cheers from AZCOM
Great vid's, guys, but what about the sacral margin post/ant?! Not a big deal to remember, but Still..!