Common Fault in the Slump Test
In this video, Liz Henry reviews the most common fault in the Slump test that can lead to a false negative test. Ensure you are gathering the most accurate diagnostics […]
10 “Rules” for Treating Low Back Pain
We don’t have to tell you that low back pain is pervasive among patients. But as PTs, it can sometimes be a tough nut to crack. Here are a few […]
The Portland Test: Connection With Gluteal Tendinopathy
Recently at AAOMPT’s Annual Meeting, our Fellowship candidate, Irwin Mercader PT, OCS, CMPT, CertMDT, presented a poster presentation on the “Portland Test.” This test was originated by now retired senior faculty […]
Other Ways to Utilize Neurodynamics in Assessment & Treatment
Neurodynamics are regularly used in the clinic for diagnostic testing, such as indicating if a patient has a herniated disc. But did you know there are other ways to utilize […]
Hypertonic Psoas Major Muscle: Michael Lucido’s “Best of NAIOMT”
In the video series “Best of NAIOMT” teaching faculty Michael Lucido demonstrates key techniques from NAIOMT’s core courses. In this video, Michael demonstrates the examination and treatment of a hypertonic […]
Primary Intervertebral Disc Pain: Michael Lucido’s “Best of NAIOMT”
In the video series “Best of NAIOMT” Michael Lucido demonstrates key techniques from NAIOMT’s core courses. In the first installment Michael demonstrates a manual treatment of a patient with primary […]
A Useful Test for Picking Up Hyper and Hypomobilities
Watch NAIOMT teaching faculty Liz Henry demonstrate H and I combined motion testing of the lumbar spine. This test is useful for picking up hyper and hypomobilities that may not […]
The SI Joint Up-Slip Part 2
By Brett Windsor, PT
The SI Joint Up-Slip
By Brett Windsor, PT
