Cervical and Thoracic Mobilizations on the NPTE PT Final Exam

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A quick and easy video about cervical and thoracic mobilizations and the coupling patterns that it involves. There are certainly a number of nuances that make this a much more complicated topic. Check out spinerf.org/wp-... for TONS more info about this topic. www.dropbox.co...

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@meller13 3 года назад

The PDF hurts my brain in so many ways. Welcome to 2021. Thx for sharing anyway.

@vincentiathompson3367 2 года назад

This video made me hype! 😅Thanks to this video, I finally understand this concept. You're awesome Dr Crane!!!

@dongrekapil 2 года назад

Video presentation on patient performed will make more clear

@JGringo4 9 лет назад

Thanks for the video. Heads up on the link for the biomechanics pdf not working

@zalak16desai 8 лет назад

So essentially if I perform opening at the articular surfaces for eg: between T9 and T10 , using the T9 , as the part being mobilized, would that cause relative closing between T8 and T9? I hope I could convey my doubt clearly.

@mohammedfawzy41 4 года назад

excellent presentation . Thanks

@t.des4580 4 года назад

glide- S-superior A-anterior L- lateral for flexion of C5 C6 - glide C5 SAL for extension of C5 C6- glide C6 SAL opening of right C5C6 - right C5 SAL closing of right C5C6- right C6 SAL

@t.des4580 4 года назад

also - ipsilateral rotation will lead to ipsilateral opening where as - ipsilateral lateral flexion will lead to ipsilateral closing when rotation and lateral flexion occur simultaneously then we have to consider lateral flection movement as it over power the rotational effect

@natalialopez-lopera4172 9 лет назад

I have a confusion,Sullivan 2014 states: Cevical SB and Rot occurs same direction.Lumbar/thoracic SB and Rot opposite direction....Not like you just explained that Cervical and Thoracic side bend and rotate to same direction.please explain...TIA!