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Manipulation of the spine (MTS)can also be defined as a form of manual therapy that is used in an effort to reduce pain and improve range of motion [3]. Cervico-thoracic spine joint manipulation or mobilization are a physiotherapy or chiropractic intervention that can be used for neck, back or shoulder pain. [4]

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This Technique Peek features Robert Shapiro, DPT, COMT, demonstrating how to perform an upglide on C2/C3 on the right side of the cervical spine. This techn

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Cervical Upglide Thrust C3-C7 Patient position: Spine head in neutral or slight extension for C2-C4, but lower levers bring in some flexion may be helpful Operator position: Head of table, yet will shift to diagonal/martial arts stance as levers are induced. Hand contacting desired level will be on the posterolateral aspect of the articular pillar.

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8.9 Cervical spine C2-7 Up-slope gliding Patient sitting Operator standing in front Assume somatic dysfunction (S-T-A-R-T) is identified and you wish to use an upward and forward thrust, parallel to the apophysial joint plane, to produce joint cavitation at C4-5 on the left (Figs 8.42, 8.43). Figure 8.42 Figure 8.43 Key Stabilization Applicator Plane of

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to multiple sessions of cervical mobilizations at all follow-up time frames • For acute and sub-acute neck pain, multiple sessions of cervical manipulation may be more beneficial in improving pain and function than some medications • For sub-acute and chronic neck pain, cervical mobilization alone may not be

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This Technique Peek Video features Robert Shapiro, MA, PT, COMT, NKT, SFMA demonstrating how to perform a cervical spine facet upglide manipulation in order to improve mobility and decrease pain and discomfort for patients dealing with pain due to restricted cervical mobility.Technique Peek Series - Cervical Upglide ManipulationRobert Shapiro MA, PT, COMT, NKT, SFMA is the Director of Clinical

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Here's how you perform the drill: Start in neutral stance with tall lengthened spine. Make sure chin is level. Move head and neck forward while keeping chin level. Return head and neck backwards, keeping chin level. Reach end range of motions in both directions. Common mistakes:

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8.11 Cervical spine C2-7 Down-slope gliding Chin hold Patient supine Assume somatic dysfunction (S-T-A-R-T) is identified and you wish to use a downward and backward gliding thrust, parallel to the apophysial joint plane, to produce cavitation at C4-5 on the right (Figs. 8.53, 8.54). Figure 8.53 Figure 8.54 Key Stabilization Applicator Plane of thrust (operator)

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Cervical spine mobilization is widely used in the management of mechanical neck pain [].Mobilization is a manual therapy technique that involves application of low-velocity, passive inter-vertebral movements that are within the patient's range of motion and their control [].It is distinguished from cervical manipulation in that it does not involve application of a rapid thrust or production

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The cervical spine consists of seven distinct vertebrae, two of which are given unique names: The first cervical vertebrae (C1) is known as the atlas. The second cervical vertebrae (C2) is known as the axis. Cervical spine. There are two different joints present throughout the vertebral column: The disc joint (determines how much vertebral

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This Technique Peek Video features Robert Shapiro, MA, PT, COMT, NKT, SFMA demonstrating how to perform a cervical spine facet upglide manipulation in order

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For example, the primary author has a right-handed mobilization preference. Utilization of these two prone cervicothoracic HVLA techniques facilitates a comfortable provider set up with increased confidence for a relative upglide cervicothoracic thrust maneuver at either the left or right cervicothoracic facet joints utilizing the right upper

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Largely due to its anatomical complexity, differential diagnosis of neck-related disorders is challenging. The cervical spine is comprised of two distinct regions. The subcranial, or suboccipital, region consists of the occiput, the atlas (C1), and the axis (C2). The midcervical to lower cervical region is defined as the inferior aspect of C2

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With the patient in supine, the therapist cradles the patients head with the left hand and hooks the lateral border of his partially flexed index finger on t

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Cervical Mobilization A cervical segmental contra-lateral lateral glide treatment technique was per-formed at 1 or more motion segments of the cervical spine (C5-T1), including the level(s) of the segmental motion restriction. With the patient in a supine position, the therapist cradled the head and neck above, and including, the level to be

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David Rodríguez-Sanz, César Calvo-Lobo, Francisco Unda-Solano, Irene Sanz-Corbalán, Carlos Romero-Morales, Daniel López-López, Cervical Lateral Glide Neural Mobilization Is Effective in Treating Cervicobrachial Pain: A Randomized Waiting List Controlled Clinical Trial, Pain Medicine, Volume 18, Issue 12, December 2017, Pages 2492-2503

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8.13 Cervical spine C2-7 Down-slope gliding Patient sitting Operator standing to the side Assume somatic dysfunction (S-T-A-R-T) is identified and you wish to use a downward and backward gliding thrust, parallel to the apophysial joint plane, to produce cavitation at C4-5 on the right (Figs 8.63, 8.64). Figure 8.63 Figure 8.64 Key Stabilization Applicator Plane

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Rotating the head instead of gliding. Moving the jaw instead of the neck. Allowing chin to move up or down throughout the motion. Losing tall spine position. Building up excessive tension in upper back and shoulders. Breath holding. This is one of our favorites to perform as a warm-up or cool down for any workout.

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This Technique Peek Video features Robert Shapiro, MA, PT, COMT, NKT, SFMA demonstrating how to perform a cervical spine facet down glide in order to improve segmental mobility and decrease pain and discomfort for patients dealing with pain due to restricted cervical mobility. Robert Shapiro MA, PT, COMT, NKT, SFMA is the Director of Clinical

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This Technique Peek Video features Robert Shapiro, MA, PT, COMT, NKT, SFMA demonstrating how to perform a cervical spine facet down glide in order to improve