Treating Unilateral Sacralisation Video
(Bertolotti's Syndrome)

This Sarah Key video for treating unilateral sacralisation (Bertolotti's Syndrome) explains the biomechanical consequences of full and partial fusion in this congenital anomaly at the base of the spine. It also describes the different effects of unilateral and bilateral sacralisation.

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The Contents of This Treating Unilateral Sacralisation Video

What Is Sacralisation?
Central and Transverse Sacralisation
Unilateral and Bilateral Sacralisation
Partially and Fully Fused Sacralisation
A Pseudarthrosis
Where you Might Feel the Pain
What is Lumbarisation?
What Are the Ill-Effects of Lumbarisation
How Best To Treat Partial Sacralisation
Direction Contact Mobilisation of the Partially Sacralised Pseudarthrosis
Self Treatment of the Partially Sacralised Pseudarthrosis
Stretching Mobilisation Techniques for a Pseudarthrosis
Surgical Resection of the Partially Sacralised Pseudarthrosis
A 15 Minute Self Treatment Regime for Partial Sacralisation

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