BACKGROUND This study is to find out the effectiveness of Mulligan’s movement with mobilization in improving acute facet dysfunction(locked) of the cervical spine. CASE DESCRIPTION Sample : 3 patients Age : 25 ± 5 Sex : maleCase of sudden onset of pain after getting up from sleep and difficult to turn the neck following the …
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BACKGROUND:- This case study is to evaluate the effectiveness of Mulligan mobilization technique in Peri Arthritis shoulder. CASE DESCRIPTION:- A 58 years old female homemaker experiencing difficulty in shoulder movement (Flexion, extension, abduction, adduction, external and internal rotations) from last 2 months. Her complaints are she is not able to perform daily personal activities like …
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Tensioners and Sliders Prepared by Dr.Aparna Kulkarni(PT) Dr.Meena Nair(PT) Neural Mobilization Mobilization of nervous system is an approach to physical treatment of pain. This technique propose to reduce Mechano-sensitivity by improving the ability of neural tissue to tolerate mechanical force during movement (NEE et al 2011) Neural mobilization techniques are used to decrease adverse mechanical …
SLINGS /OBLIQUE CHAINS By Dr.Ankith sagar and Dr. Harini Slings (also referred to as chains and/or loops) are a functional component of the musculoskeletal system. Slings are comprised of muscles, fascia and ligaments all working together to create stability and mobility. The cylinder depends on strength and balance from the slings to provide a stable …
Impact of flat foot on hip and knee pain By Dr. Jaishree & Dr. SumaiyaIf you have flat feet, it can also lead to poor foot posture or ankle twisting, causing an imbalance in your back, hip, and knee, resulting in pain.Flat feet are also called hyperpronated feet because it also causes the feet to …
The scapula serves four biomechanical roles: It is the center of rotation of the humerus. It is the anchor of the humerus onto the thoracic wall. It keeps the acromion from obstructing the movement of the humerus both in abduction and in flexion, thus there is no impingement. It is the means by which forces …
Done by Dr.vani&Dr.naveen Introduction:- Gluteus Medius is one of the the three main gluteal muscles. The main function of the gluteus medius is abduction, or moving the leg away from the body.Its most important function is to provide stabilisation of the pelvis during single leg stances such as when running or walking. A strong gluteus …
INTRODUCTION Total knee arthroplasty (TKA) or total knee replacement (TKR) is a typical muscular medical procedure that includes supplanting the articular surfaces (femoral condyles and tibial level) of the knee joint with smooth metal and exceptionally cross-connected polyethylene plastic. TKA expects to work on the personal satisfaction of people with end-stage osteoarthritis by reducing pain …
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Effects of Closed Kinetic Chain Exercise Versus Open Kinetic Chain Exercise in Patellofemoral Pain Syndrome By Boris Adrian K and Madhu Mitha R PATELLOFEMORAL JOINT: It is a diarthrodial joint that consists of the posterior surface of the patella and the trochlear surface of the distal anterior femur. The posterior surface of the patella has …
Joints involved are Trunk Hip Knee Ankle Shoulder Elbow Wrist PhalangesAny break down in any of this structures effects the throwing mechanism While the baseball pitch is one continuous, fluid motion, it can be broken down into 4 distinct phases. Wind-up Cocking (early and late cocking) Acceleration Deceleration Wind up Phase (0.5 – 1.0sec) It …
