Mechanical dysfunction of the pelvis often presents a challenge for chiropractors aiming to restore balance and reduce pain. One well-known technique involves the use of padded wedges, commonly called pelvic blocking procedures. These wedges have long been associated with the Sacro-Occipital Technique (SOT), a method popularized by Major DeJarnette, DC. While DeJarnette focused primarily on correcting pelvic torsion with these blocks, recent approaches have expanded their use

Pelvic torsion and related lumbopelvic issues often challenge practitioners aiming to restore balance and function. One tool that has gained attention in chiropractic and manual therapy circles is the padded wedge. These simple devices, used primarily in Sacro-Occipital Technique, serve a dual purpose: they assist in treatment and provide valuable diagnostic information. Understanding how padded wedges work and their role in mechanical analysis can enhance clinical outcomes f