PNA Regional Library · General regional overviews
Hip & Pelvis
17 introductions to regional clinical concepts. These pages offer assessment, safety and reassessment principles; they are not complete region-specific manual protocols. For actual application, use trained supervision and an individually authored clinical procedure.
Maitland Joint Mobilization
Hip & Pelvis — Joint Mobilization
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesMulligan NAGs, SNAGs & Self-SNAGs
Hip & Pelvis — Mulligan NAGs, SNAGs & Self-SNAGs Clinical Guidance
Mulligan NAGs, SNAGs & Self-SNAGs is not routinely a first-choice application for Hip & Pelvis.
Explore general principlesCyriax Deep Transverse Friction
Hip & Pelvis — Deep Transverse Friction
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesStrain Counterstrain / Positional Release
Hip & Pelvis — Positional Release / Counterstrain
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesMyofascial Release (Direct & Indirect)
Hip & Pelvis — Myofascial Release
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesSoft-Tissue Mobilization
Hip & Pelvis — Soft-Tissue Mobilization
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesTrigger-Point Pressure Release
Hip & Pelvis — Trigger-Point Pressure Release
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesNeurodynamic Mobilization
Hip & Pelvis — Neurodynamic Mobilization
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesManual Traction & Joint Distraction
Hip & Pelvis — Traction / Distraction
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesHVLA Thrust Manipulation
Hip & Pelvis — HVLA Safety & Application Principles
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesFascial Manipulation
Hip & Pelvis — Fascial Manipulation
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesActive Soft-Tissue Release
Hip & Pelvis — Active Soft-Tissue Release
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesManual Lymphatic Drainage
Hip & Pelvis — Manual Lymphatic Drainage
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesScar Mobilization
Hip & Pelvis — Scar Mobilization
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesPAIVM & PPIVM Spinal Assessment / Mobilization
Hip & Pelvis — PAIVM & PPIVM Spinal Assessment / Mobilization Clinical Guidance
PAIVM & PPIVM Spinal Assessment / Mobilization is not routinely a first-choice application for Hip & Pelvis.
Explore general principlesMyofascial Decompression / Dry Cupping
Hip & Pelvis — Dry Cupping / Myofascial Decompression
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
Explore general principlesFacilitated Positional Release (FPR)
Hip & Pelvis — Facilitated Positional Release
Use when assessment identifies a relevant impairment in Hip & Pelvis and the parent technique fits the patient's presentation.
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