Compound correction addresses which pair of components?

• A. Pi/As and In/Ex via torque
• B. Sacral rotation and leg length
• C. Edema and sacral base
• D. In/Ex via torque and leg length

Answer: (A)

Compound correction aims to fix two interconnected aspects of a spinal-pelvic misalignment: the static position of the pelvis (Pi/As) and the rotational influence produced by torque (In/Ex via torque). By addressing both how the pelvis sits and how it twists, this approach achieves a more comprehensive alignment than correcting just one factor. The other options mix in factors like edema or leg length or pair torque with leg length, which don’t reflect the two components this method targets.