We all manipulators (or adjusters) love the nice pops and cracks; this was certainly non-specific, I would apply the HVLA according to what you have in your hands; this should not be a one size fits all.,,,very similar to the master rotary break. This technique would certainly bring out any potential dissection of the Cerebral AA waiting to happen.
I think you greatly overestimate vertebral artery dissection. That mostly happens when chiros adjust rather than PTs manipulate. It also occurs with AA rotation. Not CT junction
We all manipulators (or adjusters) love the nice pops and cracks; this was certainly non-specific, I would apply the HVLA according to what you have in your hands; this should not be a one size fits all.,,,very similar to the master rotary break. This technique would certainly bring out any potential dissection of the Cerebral AA waiting to happen.
I think you greatly overestimate vertebral artery dissection. That mostly happens when chiros adjust rather than PTs manipulate. It also occurs with AA rotation. Not CT junction
nice jo-👐
This man said fifth MCP, I’m assuming your fifth metacarpal phalange. If you don’t get on somewhere and just say pinky.
Clinicians all understand what fifth MCP is