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Neurodynamic Mob Test

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The initial nerve lesion releases a metabolite that passes through interneural circulation which increases vulnerability of other parts of the nerve.
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MOre Double Crush Injuries Other Mechanisms
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ULTT3 Ulnar Nerve Dominant
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Neurodynamic Mobility ExaminationsObservation:
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Symptoms of neuropathic dysfunction include
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Musculocutaneous Nerve
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Richardson et al and Bednarik et al performed studies and determined that
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Baba et al performed studies in
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Home Stretching for the Sciatic Nerve Phase 1
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Elvey developed
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What is the Mettler Release Technique (MRT)
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Interruption of lymph and venous flow affects the distal nerve.
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Neurodynamic Mobility ExaminationsThe purpose of the physical examination is
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A cervical root lesion does not always
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Golovchinsky performed what studies?
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Home Stretching for Upper ExtremityMedian nerve has four positionsPosition #2
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Straight Leg RaiseBetween 30 and 70 degrees
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Home Stretching for Upper ExtremityRadial nerve Position #2
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Double Crush Injuries Other Mechanisms continued....
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The nerves and their microcirculation are vulnerable to
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what he called brachioplexus tension test and was later called Upper Limb Tension Test (ULTT).
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Pt. moves away from the wall and keeps the hand flat on the wall. Hold 10 – 15 seconds.
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the spinal nerves and dura are stretched further
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a peripheral nerve injury may have atrophy.
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Patient is supine.Wrist extended.Forearm supinated, elbow flexed.Shoulder depressed and abducted.Side flexion of the head to and away from the hand are sensitizers.
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4.Proximal endoneurial edema affects the distal nerve.6.Tethering of the nerve at one site causes shear forces at the other site.5.A common connective tissue abnormality is present at both sites.
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Double Crush Injuries Other Mechanisms
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Pt moves away from the wall, when a gentle stretch is felt, hold that position for 10 – 15 seconds.
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Find the dermal-fascial restriction.One can use hands, fingers, thumb to address the mobility of the skin and fasciaGrades of end feel include mild, hard, blocked.One may hold a technique on an adhered restriction for 15 – 30 seconds.
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meet the criterion to be involved in carpal tunnel syndrome.
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EMG/NCV studies and concluded that cause and effect relationship between damaged proximal fibers and peripheral entrapment syndromes in the same nerves.
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rabbits and noted that dual damage exceeds the expected summation of two isolated compressions.
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Patient supine near a wall with hip/knee in 90/90. Slide the foot up the wall until a stretch is felt. Hold 1 minute.These are performed 3 – 5 times a day for 3 – 5 minutes.
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tension, friction, and compressive forces.
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that there was no evidence to support a neurophysiologic explanation for the double crush hypothesis.
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pain, parethesia, and spasm. These symptoms may be associated with other injuries.
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7.Entrapment of the n. at one site causes decreased use of the m. pump and results in generalized edema and additional n. entrapment.8.The initial n. lesion releases a metabolite that passes through interneural circ which increases vulnerability of othe
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Double Crush Injuries Other mechaisms
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Patient supine.Patients arm in 80 degrees of elbow flexion.Shoulder in full external rotation and 10 degrees of abduction.Shoulder depression with shoulder extension (sensitizer), elbow extension, and wrist in ulnar deviation.
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to determine what tissue is at fault. A clinician must decide what tissue may be causing the pain and stressing that tissue.
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One must differentiate central protrusion from intermittent claudication (vascular vs neurogenic). Put the patient on a bicycle:pts can do this if they are in extension
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Two individuals have both been credited with developing neurodynamic mobility examination techniques:
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The examination of neural adhesions is not an exact science, but the techniques are based on
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The dura surrounds the exiting spinal nerve roots to the
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Patient supine.Patient’s shoulder is depressed.Glenohumeral joint is externally rotated.Patient side flexes the head away from the test side.Abduct the shoulder to 40 degrees.
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Patient supine.Patients shoulder in internal rotation with scapular protraction.Move arm in horizontal adduction.Patient side bends head away.Depress the shoulder.
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1. The T & L spine are flexed with C spine in neutral.2. The C spine is added.3. The SLR is added.
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Used to test nerves.Named after the nerve under examination.These tests are done for insufficient stretch of the dura to detect chronic adhesions.
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Perineurium is the anatomical term, clinicians used the other two terms in articles)
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MaitlandCombines several tests: seated SLR; neck flexion, and lumbar slumping.Test enables the tester to detect n root tension caused by spinal stenosis, extraforaminal lateral dk herniation, dk sequestration, n root adhesions, and vert impingement.

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