Download cervical spine (direct and indirect)

Technique List
 Carpal Tunnel Syndrome – Opponen’s Roll
 Abduction Somatic Dysfunction of Wrist – Abduction with Medial Carpal Glide
 Adduction Somatic Dysfunction of Wrist – Adduction with Lateral Carpal Glide
 Flexion Somatic Dysfunction of Wrist – Flexion with Posterior Glide
 Extension Somatic Dysfunction of Wrist – Extension with Anterior Glide
 General Subluxation of Carpal Bones – Squeeze with Circumduction
 Radioulnar Interosseous Membrane – Muscle Energy
 Radial Head Pronation Dysfunction – Posterior Radial Head
 Radial Head Supination Dysfunction – Anterior Radial Head
 Ulnohumeral Joint – Ulnar Abduction with Medial Glide
 Ulnohumeral Joint – Ulnar Adduction with Lateral Glide
 Clavicle, Superior Glide on the Acromion Process - Right Proximal Clavicle Elevated
 Technique of Still: AC Joint, R. distal clavicle elevated
 7 Stages of Spencer
 Myofascial Release Thoracic Spine – Prone Myofascial Release
 Scapulothoracic Lateral Recumbent Myofascial Release
 Counterstrain AT1-2 (Anterior Thoracic Tender Point AT1-2)
 Counterstrain AT3-6 (Anterior Thoracic Tender Point AT3-6)
 Counterstrain AT7-9 (Anterior Thoracic Tender Point AT7-9)
 Counterstrain PT1-12 Midline TPs, Nicholas, P. 162-163
 Counterstrain PT 4-9, Lateral TPs, Nicholas, P. 165
 Suboccipital Muscles – Kneading and Stretching
 Paraspinal Muscles – Kneading and Stretching
 Paraspinal Muscles – Stretching (Bilateral), P. 41-Kimberly 4911.21C
 Paraspinal Muscles – Stretching (Unilateral), P. 41-Kimberly 4911.21D
 Paraspinal Muscles – Longitudinal Stretching
CERVICAL SPINE (DIRECT AND INDIRECT)
ATYPICAL SEGMENTS (OA, AA joints)
Occiput on Atlas (OA joint)
I.
Sagittal Plane
A. Flexion - Supine—Direct Method—ME (isometric)
B. Extension - Supine—Direct Method—ME (isometric) and patient cooperation
C. Multiple Plane (Sidebending with Rotation to the Opposite Side)
1. Supine—Direct Method—ME (isometric)
Atlas on the Axis (AA joint) - Horizontal Plane
1. Rotation - Supine—Direct Method—ME (isometric)
Typical Cervical Segments - Multiple Plane
A. C2 – C7 (Rotation and Sidebending to the Same Side)
1. Supine—Direct Method—ME (isometric)
2. Supine—Indirect Method—Respiratory Force
3. Supine—Direct Method—ME (isometric)
COUNTERSTRAIN TECHNIQUES (Indirect)
Anterior Cervical TP (Tender Points) - AC1, Page 145-Nicholas Atlas
Posterior Cervical TP (Lateral)
I.
PC1 Lateral (Occiput) and PC2 Lateral (Occiput), Page 151-Nicholas
II.
PC3-7 Lateral, Page 154-Nicholas