Obturator Internus MRPT, Palpation & Needling

Matt Callison shows a safe way of needling the medial motor entry point of the obturator internus (OI), which is a key tissue for the acupuncturist to include into the treatment of hip joint pathology and pelvic floor pain and dysfunction.

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