Effects of Innominate Rotation Correction Compared With Sacral Torsion Correction in Patients With Sacroiliac Joint Dysfunction

"Conventional management including Electrotherapy by application of Thermotherapy or Cryotherapy, Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) for 20 minutes, Core-stabilization Exercises,~* Clamshells~* Four Point Kneeling~* Bridging/Side Bridges~* Bird-Dog Pose~* Dead Bugs~* Dynamic Core Stability (Unstable Surfaces) For Sacral Torsions, Six MET protocols address Forward and Backward torsions on Left and Right Oblique axis using patient generated force in Prone or Side-lying positions. Left-on-Left (LOL) Forward Torsion, Right -on-Right (ROR) Forward Torsion, Right-On-Left (ROL) Backward Torsion, Left-on-Right (LOR) Backward Torsion, Bilateral Sacral Nutation, Bilateral Sacral Counternutation"

Conventional management including Electrotherapy by application of Thermotherapy or Cryotherapy, Transcutaneous Electrical Nerve Stimulation (TENS) for 20 minutes, Core-stabilization Exercises, • Clamshells • Four Point Kneeling • Bridging/Side Bridges • Bird-Dog Pose • Dead Bugs • Dynamic Core Stability (Unstable Surfaces). Anterior Innominate Rotation and Posterior Innominate Rotation.