Lumbar Spine Palpation | Clinical Physio
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- Опубликовано: 27 янв 2020
- This tutorial is a great way of learning how to palpate the lumbar spine as a part of your physiotherapy assessment. We take you through the exact handling you need, the technique on finding bony landmarks, with links to common pathologies as well.
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Are there any items can I palpate other than tenderness ?
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Another helpful video! I find it more difficult to palpate the lumbar spine, it feels quite bony, less pronounced spinosi and spaces in between compared to the thoracic and cervical vertebra. Any additional tips?
Hey Tim! Good point, spinous processes are closer together! If you wish, putting pillow under your patients tummy can help provide little bit of lumbar flexion to open things up a bit if you needed it!
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Tq for making such helpful knowledge available...it could be just me but audio quality specifically , volume appears to be limiting
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i am preparing for my clicial examination as an international PT , sir is it possible to make a video on Spine muscle palpation and glides normal and limited glides, kindly let know,,,thanku
Great video, explanation and summary
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Excellent vedio sir
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Excellent video , please make a video on Palpation of C-Spine- Many thanks .
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If you perform a PA unilateral, are you not able to do this on the facet joints because you mentioned you cannot palpate facet joints ?
Hey Abs! We mentioned in the first few minutes of the video that doing the Unilateral PA will allow you to palpate in the region of the facet joints. However, you will not be able to palpate the facet joints DIRECTLY because there is soft tissue over the top of it
Thanks for the clear demonstration. It was often confusing me to work on lumbar spine. your clear voice and accent nicer as well. keep going.
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Can you use psis to find L5 vertebrae, thanks!
Hey Timothy, it's often said that PSIS is more in line with S1/S2 than L5. That's why we normally suggest iliac crest at L4 👍🏼
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I had PT perform something on my back and idk what it's called can you help me?
I was laying on my stomach (like the woman in the video). The PT then used his hands to apply quick pumps on my lower back. It was pretty forceful, I felt like air was coming out of my mouth. What is this called?
In another session, I was laying on my stomach and PT asked me to flex my abdominal muscles and he then tapped or pressed on my back with his finger
Hi! I’m afraid it’s hard to be sure exactly
what does PA mean
“Posterior Anterior”… so a mobilisation that glides the bone from a posterior position to an anterior direction
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