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ASR - LSA

ASR - LSA. Patient rests on their left side, right side up. Stand in front of the patient. Use the AP line to set the stance line and the Left Slope from the Left Protracto to set the episternal notch.

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ASR - LSA

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  1. ASR - LSA

  2. Patient rests on their left side, right side up. Stand in front of the patient. Use the AP line to set the stance line and the Left Slope from the Left Protracto to set the episternal notch. Right ulna is parallel to the stance line. Contact patient’s Sub-Arch with the left pisiform. Staggered stance, bend the knees. Tissue pull is A-P, I-S. Use 90o Counter Clockwise Torque.

  3. ASR - LSA Right Protracto Left Slope Left Protracto 34o 15o Using the Left Slope line and the AP line for stance. Contacting the Sub-arch of atlas, pulling the Atlas up the left slope. Atlas Plane Line Lateral Cervical

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