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Note: The Shotgun Technique ''should not'' be painful, generate numbness or tingling in the lower extremities, or cause a loss bowel or bladder control. | Note: The Shotgun Technique ''should not'' be painful, generate numbness or tingling in the lower extremities, or cause a loss bowel or bladder control. | ||
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Description
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The "Shotgun Technique" is a Muscle Energy Technique (MET) used to re-align the pelvis.
Indication
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The Shotgun Technique may be indicated for the following conditions:
Clinical Presentation[edit | edit source]
Use of the Shotgun Technique should provide immediate relief to the patient. The effectiveness of the Technique may be assessed by having the patient perform a movement or activity pre-intervention and post-intervention.
Note: The Shotgun Technique should not be painful, generate numbness or tingling in the lower extremities, or cause a loss bowel or bladder control.
