Dissection Livestream Specialty Class: Deep Dive into the Pelvis, with Japanese Translation

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Please join us for this unique Dissection Livestream event, “A Deep Dive into the Pelvis” with Anatomy Trains author Tom Myers, Master Dissector Todd Garcia, and Kinetikos President and Master Japanese Translator Kaori Tani.

Our livestream dissection will focus on the intricacies of lumbopelvic stability, the pelvic joints, ligaments and muscles, and pelvic floor structures with both a male and female donor for rich comparative anatomy.

This dissection – 3 x 3 hr modules – will be translated live into Japanese. This event will be live in English with Japanese translation. Each module is 3 hours long.

This course will be provided over zoom webinar with multiple camera views, live chat and Q&A. Recordings will be provided via password protected streaming access for 5 days. This special dissection livestream format allows us to go more deeply into the relationships and applications to multiple manual and movement modalities, from athletic training to trauma resolution to osteopathy.

This course is open to all, but due to its advanced nature, some prior experience with dissection, especially our 4-day dissection livestream, is recommended.

Please note: Times are listed in Eastern Date Time, US. To find your local time, please use a time zone converter.

Course schedule:

Friday, April 15th

7:00 – 10:00 PM EDT 

Module 1 -The Fans of the Hip – Tour the muscles that surround the pelvis and hip joint

 

Module 1 Concepts:

• Fascial planes around the muscles of the abdomen
• The gluteals, and lateral stability in gait
• The roundhouse of muscle pulls on the ASIS
• The adductor group: form, function, and feeling
• The deep lateral rotators and SI joint stability
• Rectus abdominis (lower segments)
• External abdominal oblique
• Internal abdominal oblique
• Sartorius muscle
• Rectus femoris muscle
• Tensor fascia latae muscle
• Adductor longus muscle
• Adductor brevis muscle
• Adductor magnus muscle
• Pectineus muscle
• Gracilis muscle
• Gluteus maximus muscle
• Sacrotuberous ligament
• Gluteus medius muscle
• Gluteus minimus muscle
• Piriformis muscle (external to pelvis view)
• Gemellus superior muscle
• Obturator internus muscle (external to pelvis view)
• Gemellus inferior muscle
• Quadratus femoris muscle

Saturday, April 16th

7:00 – 10:00 PM EDT 

Module 2 -Abdominal cavity and lumbopelvic stability

Module 2 Concepts:

• Transversus abdominis, the peritoneum, and fascial connections
• The digestive organs and fascial connections (and scarring, if present)
• The pelvic organs (male and female as possible)
• The retroperitoneal muscles – the ‘psoas complex’
• Transversus abdominis muscle
• Ascending colon
• Descending colon
• Sigmoid colon
• Rectum.
• Urinary bladder
• Uterus, fallopian tube, ovary, fimbriae (if present)
• Prostate
• Psoas major muscle
• Iliacus muscle
• Quadratus lumborum muscle
• Iliolumbar ligament
• Pelvic diaphragm (initial view)

 

Sunday, April 17th

7:00 – 10:00 PM EDT 

Module 3 – Pelvic floor and hip grip

Module 3 Concepts:

• Hip and Pelvic joints (pubic symphysis and sacroiliac)
• Pelvic and spinal ligaments
• Piriformis & Obturator internus relating to the pelvic floor
• Fascial and muscular structures of the pelvic floor
• The deep lateral rotators and SI joint stability
• Fibrocartilaginous disc of pubic symphysis
• Piriformis muscle (internal to pelvis view)
• Obturator internus muscle ( internal to pelvis view)
• Iliopsoas muscle (traversing pelvis view)
• Pubococcygeus muscle
• Iliococcygeus muscle
• Ischiococcygeus muscle
• Tendinous arch of levator ani muscles
• Anterior sacroiliac ligament
• Posterior sacroiliac ligament
• Sacrospinous ligament
• Sacroiliac joint
• Acetabulum
• Acetabular labrum
• Obturator membrane

Get in touch if you have questions about this course.