Muscle Palpation - Anterior Scalene

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  • Опубликовано: 24 янв 2025

Комментарии • 9

  • @asbjorg_n
    @asbjorg_n Год назад

    Super helpful, never had anatomy explained this well before, thanks!!

    • @blackriverbootsmaeducation
      @blackriverbootsmaeducation  Год назад

      We are glad you enjoyed our content !! I do my best to utilize anatomical language as I explain the muscle palpations and treatment demos.

  • @SahandMethod
    @SahandMethod 2 года назад +2

    Fantastically explained!

  • @kathrynpierce5544
    @kathrynpierce5544 Год назад

    This was super helpful!! Thank you!

  • @theoryparker
    @theoryparker Год назад

    Please note that according to a 2002 study published by the NIH, the scalenes rotate to head ipsilaterally. I know many texts, including Biel's Trail Guide, say otherwise.

    • @blackriverbootsmaeducation
      @blackriverbootsmaeducation  Год назад +2

      Thank you for that information. The text sources that use in the classroom list only the anterior scalene as a rotator and a poor one at that. But the multiple a texts all list it as a slight contra lateral rotator. Since the stable rib (insertion) is anterior to the superior moving TvP of the Cervical spine. The head (when firing a scalene unilaterally)would slightly rotate the head away from the tested side.

  • @mirandagreen7707
    @mirandagreen7707 3 года назад

    So helpful!!