Passive Intervertebral Assessment Lumbar Spine Flexion in Sidelying | PIVMs
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Lumbar flexion can be assessed in sidelying position if the patient cant sit on the bench. the passive intervertebral assessment is expertise of the manual therapist
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This is not medical advice! The content is intended to be educational only for health professionals and students. If you are a patient, seek care of a health care professional.
"Maximal Homonymous 3D movement." The first time i ever heard that sentence. Gotta start using it more. Great concise video as always!
THANK YOU SO MUCH
EXCELLENT DEMO
Sir your videos helped a lot to me in treating my father spinal cord injury case
Can you plz tell some stretching exercises for reducing waist side stiffness
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Excellent demo, but can't believe the reliability of these tests to be fair as you are doing everything to mobilize the joints.
You two so romantic 😄
*bromantic
Which mobilization use for bilateral psis pain?? I am Physiotherapist please guide me.
How would you do an active resisted muscle test of the lumbar spinae muscles
What does this assess ?
Well done.
Thank you very much!
i m student of physiotherapy i want to look like u in future .. u hv an awsm body😘😘
thanks haha just keep hitting the gym regularly
@@Physiotutors but sir i am facing the prblm of biscep tendonitis .. i have pain in front / anterior side of the shoulder u have any video?
Not for rehab specifically. But gradual strengthening like in our subacromial rehab videos might do the trick for you.
I would like to ask, In the United Kingdom, a graduated physiotherapist can do this technique? Do we need a special course for this?
Not sure, in the Netherlands this is part of a Master's in Manual Therapy.
Do the mc kenzie course, save your joints and stop bugging urself with non evident homonymus/heteronymus passive coupling behaviour of thoracic or lumbar vertebra and segmental mobilisation. Sincerely, a manual therapist ;-) but very good video never the less !
as if McKenzie is the only truth ..... and why/what do you mean bij save joints?
@@markh5679 absolutely not. But as both master MT and cred. MDT I can tell from my experience and point of view. Additionally lots of colleagues with same background tell the same. Second point : hand issues, especially in older MTs are a known common phenomenon. Stimulating self efficacy with MDT is another strong part which I don't see this strong in MT. Have a nice day
correct me if im wrong as im not fully familiar with the method but mckenzie contains active exercises right? the two gentlemen above demonstrates a passive mobilising technique.
Nice video.
I suffer from horrible sciatica. MY MRI says I have moderate disc bulging. Is it possible this flexion exercise could help with that?
For any personal health or rehab questions we recommend to consult with our partners at yourphysio.online for a remote physiotherapy consultation.
You have to find a really good chiropractor or physiotherapist, not any. Or go under the surgeon's scalpel like I did. I am 52. If you are younger you have more chances to fix it without surgery.
No
Ubicación doctor en el paso tx porfavor
Could I do this to help someone with a fused lumbar? Thanks
Sure, but don't expect movement in that segment.
Exeelent
Slow motion Greco-Roman wrestling.
Sort of 🤪
These are similar movements to Kaltenborn and Evjenth's.
What Kai(physiotutors) fail to grasp, is these mvts are not possible by the majority of therapists on the majority of patients.
Why?
Because the majority of therapists are females under 170cm tall and without the strength to lift the pelvis of most.
Because the majority of patients are overweight.
It is unfortunate that the physiotherapy profession does not better comprehend the diseases of the market it attempts to heal.
We had several women under 170 who graduated with us who were able to perform these techniques. Doesn't have to do anything with "diseases in the market"
@@Physiotutors
Yes, yes. physio courses are typically conducted (and assessed ) in a room full of physios under 35yo, who "like sport", and are not representative of the general population's BMI.
"Diseases in the market" is a reference to the obesity and overweight epidemic across Western civilization. i.e.
www.cdc.gov/obesity/data/adult.html
New Zealand, Australia, Canada, UK, and EU have a similar trend to USA.
The market for physiotherapy has changed since Cyriax, Stoddard, Kaltenborn, etc developed manual therapy.
Physiotherapy clinicians across the world are primarily females, without the size or strength to apply effective manual therapy techniques to the majority of the population across the span of a 30 year career.
But good luck with your course business.