Manual physiotherapy by Mohsin

21/09/2023

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12/09/2023

Physiotherapy
The Best Treatment which prevent from Medicine and Surgery

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07/07/2023

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07/07/2023

📎Radial Nerve Injury Assessment & PT
Neuro Examination
🎀Conduct your standard neurological examination.
Look out for these signs[2]:

🎗️Weakness:

•Wrist extension
•Abduction of thumb

🎗️Diminished sensation:

•Back of thumb, index, middle, and 1/2 ring finger
•back of forearm

🎗️Abnormal reflexes
Triceps
Brachialradialis

🎗️Neurodynamics
The upper limb neurodynamic test for the radial nerve (ULNT2b) is performed with the patient in supine. The joints are moved sequentially and to the end of range or until symptoms are produced. Patients are to be instructed to report the onset of any sensation such as stretch, tingling or pain anywhere in the arm or neck.

➡️ULNT2b sequencing:

•Shoulder girdle depression
•Elbow extension
•Shoulder internal rotation
•Pronation
•Wrist flexion
•Shoulder abduction
If a sensation is provoked, differentiation between neurogenic and non-neurogenic sources of pain should be performed. This is achieved by the addition of sensitising movements distant to the pain such as:

•Ipsilateral and contralateral cervical lateral flexion
•Wrist extension or flexion
•Shoulder girdle elevation
It is good practice to perform the test on the unaffected arm first, to establish what is 'normal' for the patient. An ULNT is considered positive if it reproduced the patient's symptoms and a neurogenic source of pain is identified.

🎀PHYSIOTHERAPY TREATMENT FOR RADIAL NERVE INJURY.
•Cryotherapy.
•Thermotherapy.
•Transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation (TENS).
•Ultrasound.
•Massage therapy.
•Strengthening exercises.
(wrist curl, Extension exercises)
•Nerve gliding exercises.
•Splinting (cockup Splint).

07/07/2023

💥𝐆𝐥𝐮𝐭𝐞𝐮𝐬 𝐌𝐞𝐝𝐢𝐮𝐬💥
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📚Gluteus Medius (GM) is typically recognized for its action an an abductor of the hip joint. However, in closed-chain scenarios (foot fixed to the ground), GM also helps control the proximal lower quarter, including the pelvis, spine and knee.
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🔎Because GM is a hip abductor and operates in the frontal plane of motion, it is also intimately involved in controlling other aspects of the kinetic chain that move in the frontal plane. For instance, a lack of GM control can contribute to not only medial knee collapse (hip adduction), but also to contralateral pelvic drop (shown in this image) and lateral bending of the trunk.
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🧠A lack of control at the hip, pelvis or trunk could be associated with the development of knee, hip or lumbar region pain or, depending on the activity, increase one’s risk of suffering certain injuries like ACL and MCL tears.
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✅Stay tuned for my next two posts, which will show exercises and soft tissue mobilization techniques for gluteus medius.

17/06/2023

It's a fact!

13/06/2023

Manual physical therapy is magic and prevent from surgery.