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Soft tissue mobilization (STM) is a system of manual techniques using low-load, long-duration forces applied in approximation, traction, and torsion vectors to improve mobility between overlying and adjacent connective tissue layers throughout the body.
What is the shoulder workout at the gym? Lifting a weight that’s too heavy for you is a mistake anyway of the part of the body you’re working on, but it can be truly disastrous when doing a shoulder workout. The shoulders are fragile and complicated joints that are not especially easy to target, and…
Effleurage is a type of massage technique that helps to relax the muscle, increase blood circulation and lymph flow. Effleurage is a most commonly used massage technique performed in such way that it does not try to move the muscles located just under the skin, that’s why it is also called gliding. Effleurage massage improve…
Over the last two years, COVID-19 has had a significant impact on our lives, from how we interact with others to how we work. It’s even changed how we exercise: thanks to the digital fitness boom, exercise is now more accessible than ever. The availability of the COVID-19 vaccine these days is assisting us in…
Cholesterol can be lower by exercising by up to 15% and boost HDL cholesterol by up to 20%. After a few months, you’ll notice a difference. After just 3-6 months of consistent exercise, you’ll notice a difference in your LDL level. The change in HDL takes longer to notice. Is It Possible to Burn Cholesterol? …
Your muscles require energy to function. Your body uses sugar as an energy source to feed them, reducing blood glucose levels. Second, frequent exercise improves the efficiency with which your body uses insulin. It’s possible that this will drop your blood sugar levels for up to 12 hours after you workout. There are most of…
What is the purpose of the Cervical Flexion-Rotation Test = CFRT? What is Evidence of the Cervical Flexion-Rotation Test = CFRT? Differential Diagnosis of the Cervical Flexion-Rotation Test = CFRT: Pettman’s distraction test:
Although the first rib would normally be included with an assessment of the thoracic spine, the examiner [ therapist ] should always test for the mobility of the first rib when examining the cervical spine. Mostly if side flexion is limited & there is pain or tenderness in the area of the first rib or…
This Sharp Purser test assesses the integrity of the joint of Atlanto-Axial & more notably for the stabilizers of the dens on the Atlas vertebra. When the transverse ligament has maintained the position of the odontoid process relative of to C1 is in torn & C1 is for translate to forwards on the C2 in…
What is the Purpose of the Transverse Ligament Stress Test? How do you perform of the Transverse Ligament Stress Test? What are the symptoms when the patient is the recurrence of the positive test? What is Evidence of the Transverse Ligament Stress Test?
