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SIB-V - Sibson’s Fascia

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TP: Anterior TP of T7
TP Alt: sup tubercle of 1st rib
Rx: C-sp rot away, Compress upper lung and 1st rib Sup/post/med

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PDA-V - Pleural Done Anterior

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TP: Lateral most aspect of 1st rib anterior
Rx: c sp SB away, Trachea/esophagus medial/sup

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MP-V - Media stinum - Phreno-pericardial ligaments

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TP: Sup 2nd rib 3 cm lateral to sternum
Rx: ipsilateral diaphragm sup and med

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CP3-V - Costal Pleura Anterior - rib 3

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TP: anterior 3rd rib, 7 cm from SC joint
Rx: roll upper rib cage ant/med

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OF-V - Oblique Fissure

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TP: superior 5th rib at SC joint
Rx: HL rot away, Ispi arm in ER, Pull contra arm into add

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LP-V - Lateral Pleua

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TP: Interior 6th rib just medial to coracoid
Rx: Sternum sup/lat

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CTF-V Cervicothoracic Fascia

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TP: Over sup/post aspect of coracoid
Rx: C-sp rot to, Ipsi shoulder ext and add with elbow on therapist, Hyoid to involved side

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PDP-V - Pleural Dome Posterior

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TP: 2nd rib tubercle superior
Rx: Csp rot away, upper lung post,sup,lat

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CPP4-V - Costal Pleura

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TP: 4th rib tubercle sup
Rx; Lung at rib 4 level, post/sup/lat

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MED-V - Mediastinum

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TP: side of T4 spinous process
Rx: lateral sternum medial/superior

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BRI-V - Brochus Inferior Lobar

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TP: 5th rib tubercle sup
Rx: Inf lateral lung (rib 7/8) sup/med

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BRS-V - Brochus Superior Lobar

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TP: 6th rib tubercle sup
Rx: Sup lung (rib1/2) inf/med

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ESO-V - Esophagus

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TP: angle of louis, slightly to L, inf-sup press
Rx: seated slouched, lift stomach sup/left

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GHL-V - Gastrohepatic Ligament

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TP: medial aspect of conjointed 6th and 7th ribs - slightly below xiphisternal jxn
Rx: HL rot away, pull opposite ribs 7-9 medial

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TL-V (LEFT)- Triangular Ligament of Live

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TP: superior 6th rib must medial of coracoid
Rx: ribcage over liver sup/med

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TL-V (RIGHT)- Triangular Ligament of Live

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TP: superior 6th rib must medial of coracoid
Rx: palm over lower rib cage lift sup/lat

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FALC-V - Falciform Ligament

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TP: T10 PVM Right
Rx: contact ribs 8-10 - ant/inf/med towards umbilicus

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SPL-V - Spleen

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TP: medial rib cage on L lateral to superior xiphoid
Rx: Pt SL, Shoulder flexed, hold over spleen rib 9-11, clockwise and posterior glide

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DA-V - Duodenum Anterior

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TP: 7th rib just medial to coracoid
Rx: HL knees towards, sit opposite and pull ipsi arm across

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DP-V - Duodenum Posterior

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TP: 10th rib tubercle sup
Rx: Pt seated, hold ispi arm and pull across for rot opposite

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CBD-V - Common Bile Duct

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TP: R 6th rib, midline, inf aspect
Rx: Lie on L, lower posterior ribs sup/ant

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PAN-V - Pancreas

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TP: posterior 9th rib lateral to medial scapular border
Rx: Pt forearm across, rot opp, compress forearm post medial

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PAND-V (LEFT) - Accessory Pancreatic Duct

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TP: posterior left 10th rib lateral to medial scapular border
Rx: contact L posterior thorax at T12/L1 - press L to right with sup glide at end

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PAND-V (RIGHT) - Accessory Pancreatic Duct

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TP: posterior R 10th rib lateral to medial scapular border
Rx: contact L posterior thorax at T12/L1 - press L to right with inf glide at end

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JEJ-V - Jejunum

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TP: adjacent to umbilicus
TP Alt: outer rim of iliac crest midway btwn ASIS and PSIS
Rx: Hip flex, add, ER, Traction

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ILM-V - Ileum

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TP: Reflected head of Rectus Femoris
Rx: Contact below umbilicus in a post/lat/inf direction

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TMC-V Transverse Mesocolon

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TP: 8th rib on a line medial to coracoid process
Rx: contact slightly sup/lat to umbilicus - sup/lat/post

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CECM-V - Cecum Medial

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TP: Sup/Med PSIS (R)
TP alt: posterior aspect of right medial femoral condyle
Rx: R hip flex, Add R hip, contact cecum - post/inf/lat

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CECL-V -Cecum Lateral

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TP: Lateral 1/3 of piriformis - sup to sup greater Troch, add hip to find taut band
Rx: Hip flexed 40, contact cecum - inf/med

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SIG-V - Sigmoid

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TP: sup/med PSIS(L)
TP alt: posterior left medial condyle
Rx: L hip flex, Add R hip, contact cecum - post/inf/lat

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PER-V - Parietal Peritoneum

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TP: 9th rib - ant axillary line - lateral to coracoid
Rx: contact inf to umbilicus - press towards TP - if resistant check EPF-V

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AC-V, DC-V - Ascending/descending colon (former FOT-V)

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TP: Located over superiolateral ischial tuberosity
Rx: stand opp side, trunk rot away, forearm across, compress post/ipsi

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KS-V - Kidney Superior

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TP: superior 11th rib tubercle
Rx: HL knees away, contact Kidney from ant - post/med/sup

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KI-V - Kidney Inferior

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TP: superior 12th rib tubercle
Rx: HL knees away, contact Kidney from ant - post/lat/inf

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BL-V - Bladder

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TP: Posterior pubic bone
Rx: Stand opposite, Add ipsilateral leg, cross contra over, roll ipsi leg towards

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URT-V - Ureter

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TP: 2cm inf and lateral from inf aspect of PSIS
Rx: trunk rot away, contact kidney and press inf/med

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BRD-V - Broad Ligament/vesicoplevic Ligaments

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TP: sup AIIS
Rx: bladder lateral/inf

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MUL-V - Median Umbilical Ligament

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TP: Medial superior pubic bone (just lateral to symphysis
Rx: palm over umbilicus glide inf/lat/post

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OM-V - Obturator Membrane

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TP: In soft tissue depression btwn pectineus/adductor longus - press post/lat
Rx: supine with leg extended, compress greater troch med, ant/inf

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EPF-V - Endopelvic Fascia

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TP: over superior medial sacrotuberous ligament
TP alt: sup tubercle of 9th rib
Rx: towel - press perineal body ant/sup/lat

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UES-V - Upper Esophageal Sphincter

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TP: PVM T6
Rx: HL away, c-sp flex, cricoid cartilage lat/inf/post

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GES-V - Gastro Esophaeal Sphincter

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TP: Mid 6th rib L (nipple line)
Rx: HL away, contact btwn xiphoid and 6th rib, pull medial and CCW rot

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PYL-V - Pylorus

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TP: Superior 8th rib tubercle LEFT
Rx: HL away, 5 fingers above umbilicus and slightly L, CCW

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ODI-V - Sphincter of Oddi

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TP: Superior 8th rib tubercle RIGHT
Rx: HL away, 3 finger diagonally up from umbilicus, CCW

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DJ-V - Dudenojenjunal Junction

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TP: suprior lateral aspect of L PSIS lat->med
Rx: HL away, 2” 45deg up from umbilicus, CCW

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ICV-V - Iliocecal Valve

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TP: suprior lateral aspect of R PSIS lat->med
Rx: HL away, 1/3 of the way from ASIS towards umbilicus, CCW

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BSPH-V - Bladder External Urethral Sphincter

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TP: Anterior inf aspect of pubic symphysis
Rx: towel, CCW of External Uretheral Spinchter

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LOT-V - Ligament of Treitz

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TP: PVM of T10/T11 L side
Rx: inferior sternum and gastroesophageal sphincter towards duodenojejuunal jxn

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ANAL-V - External Anal Sphincter

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TP: anterior tip of coccyx, ant/inf to sup/post
Rx: Towel, rotate anal sphincter CCW

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PCAR3-V - Pericardial Sac at 3rd Rib

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TP: Inf rib 3, 4-5cm lat to SC joint
Rx: Sternum toward TP, rotate CW toward aortic arch - may need some inf translation

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PCAR4-V - Pericardial Sac at 4th Rib

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TP: Inf rib 4, 4-5cm lat to SC joint
Rx: Sternum toward TP, rotate CW toward aortic arch - may need some inf translation

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PCARP-V - Pericardial Sac, Phrenic Attachment

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TP: central, superior aspect of xiphisternal jxn
Rx: Sternum CW and inferior

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