Pelvic Torsion Part 4 – Adaptations Live Seminar

This advanced seminar focuses on specialized applications of the Pelvic Torsion Technology System for two unique patient populations: pregnant women and pediatric patients. Participants will explore the anatomical changes and physiological considerations that require protocol modifications during pregnancy, as well as developmental factors that impact treatment in children. The course covers practical adaptation techniques, proper patient positioning, instrument adjustments, and safety considerations to ensure effective and safe treatment. Attendees will learn to recognize when standard pelvic torsion protocols need modification and how to implement evidence-based alternatives that maintain clinical effectiveness while prioritizing patient safety.

• •Identify anatomical and biomechanical considerations specific to pregnant patients using the Pelvic Torsion Technology System
• •Apply safe adaptation techniques for pediatric patients with pelvic torsion presentations
• •Evaluate when modifications to standard protocols are necessary based on patient age and developmental stage
• •Demonstrate proper positioning and instrument adjustments for pregnant and pediatric populations
• •Analyze contraindications and precautions unique to treating these specialized patient groups
• •Integrate evidence-based adaptations into clinical practice to improve patient outcomes