Using the Thomas Test with the post rehab client
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Thank you Dr. Mike... you explained this PERFECTLY!!! Do you have a website or book?
MonaLisa57 2 months ago
Very well explained! I wish he had mentioned compensatory anterior pelvic tilt and lumbar hyper lordosis that might be associated with this test...
alirezaxx 2 months ago
Fantastic explanation of this test - Thanks!
45CMDO 5 months ago
@wrxbungle Yes, that's right :)
sandhedomsundhed 1 year ago
@sandhedomsundhed posterior superior rim of the acetabulum ;)
wrxbungle 1 year ago
Rectus Femoris originates from TWO places, AIIS is one of them.
sandhedomsundhed 1 year ago
Great! Finally I know what I should check!!!
mayu8therapy 1 year ago
Great video!!!!!
danik198127 1 year ago
@csramsay0314 Im sorry but you are incorrect. The rectus femoris' proximal attachment is the AIIS not the ASIS.
craysimons3 1 year ago
@craysimons3 ASIS not AIIS - asis stands for anterior superior illiac spine which is where the rec fem originates from
csramsay0314 1 year ago