Physiotherapy Technique

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?

Vertigo and dizziness can be caused by a variety of factors, and specialized tests are required to diagnose the underlying cause. Some of the commonly used tests include the Dizziness test, Dix-Hallpike maneuver, caloric testing, and imaging tests such as MRI or CT scans. It’s essential to consult with a healthcare provider to determine which…

Instability in the cervical spine is most commonly the result of ligament damage [ transverse ligament, Alar ligaments], bone or joint damage [ fracture or dislocation ], or weak muscles [ deep flexors or extensors ]. The instability may be the result of chronic arthritic conditions [ rheumatoid arthritis], trauma, long-term corticosteroid use, congenital malformation,…

These Static vertebral artery tests are used to check the pathology of the vertebral artery. This clinical test is applied by to therapist when the patient is complaining about neurological symptoms in the upper limb. This Static vertebral artery test is applied to the examination part of the assessment. This Static vertebral artery test is…

The vertebral artery test = VAT is used in physiotherapy to test the vertebral artery blood flow to the brain, then searching for the symptoms of the vertebral artery insufficiency & disease. This Vertebral Artery Test = VAT test manoeuvre causes a reduction of the lumen at the 3 divisions of the vertebral artery, resulting…

In addition to the tests below, positive pathological reflexes [ Babonski, Hoffman ], hyperreflexia of the deep tendon reflexes & clonus may indicate cervical myelopathy. This test is applied to the clinic to check the upper motor neuron lesions. This neurological & clinical test is applied by to neuro doctor or therapist when the patient…

Vertebral & internal carotid artery testing is an important component of the cervical spine assessment in cases where end range mobilization & manipulation treatment techniques are contemplated, especially if the techniques involve a rotary component& the upper cervical spine. The vertebral artery is most vulnerable to injury as it transitions from its protective area in…

The Upper Limb Tension Test (ULTT) is a diagnostic maneuver used to assess the tension or irritation of the nerves in the upper limb. It involves a series of movements and positions that place tension on specific nerves, allowing healthcare professionals to evaluate for nerve compression or injury. The ULTT can help identify the source…

During the neurodynamic tests, a positive test is considered present only when one or more of the following occurs : There is a reproduction of the patient’s symptoms. There is an asymmetric sensation between the right & left limbs. There is a significant deviation from normal sensation. Symptoms change with sensitizing movements. The test is…

What is the purpose of Gillet’s test? How do you perform Gillet’s test?