Indications:
- Testing; initial treatment; pain control; general mobility
Accessory Motion Technique
- Patient Position:
- Supine with the knee in the open-packed position or prone with the knee flexed to the point of the restriction
- Clinician position & Hand Placement:
- Stands at foot of pt facing cephalad
- Stabilizing contact: In supine, distal thigh is stabilized over a bolster or mobilization straps can be used; in prone, stabilization provided through clinician’s elbow over posterior thigh
- Mobilizing contact: 1–2 hands grasp just proximal to ankle
- Force Application: Through your mobilization hand contact, apply a long-axis distraction force.



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