Tomorrow, Sunday, January 29 at 2:00 pm EST, NAIOMT Instructor Terry Pratt, MS, PT, COMT, FAAOMPT will be broadcasting live from his Cervical Spine course in New York City, demonstrating Neurodynamic Testing of the Upper Extremity in the Scanning Examination, and addressing the median nerve, Carpal Tunnel and radiculopathy. The broadcast will be approximately 5-10… Continue reading Neurodynamic Testing of the Upper Extremity in the Scanning Examination
Tag: manual therapy
Increasing Movement in the Lumbar Spine of Older Patients
In the manual therapy video below, NAIOMT faculty Member Kathy Stupansky, PT, DSc, OCS, FAAOMPT demonstrates her technique for increasing movement in the lumbar spine in older patient populations. For more manual therapy expertise with Kathy and fellow NAIOMT faculty, browse upcoming courses in Denver, CO including Cervical Spine, Advanced Lower Quadrant Integration and more.
Abstract of The Week: The association between dry needling-induced twitch response and change in pain and muscle function in patients with low back pain
This week we recommend taking a look at the following abstract: Koppenhaver SL et al. The association between dry needling-induced twitch response and change in pain and muscle function in patients with low back pain: a quasi-experimental study. Physiotherapy (2016) Objective: To investigate the relationship between dry needling-induced twitch response and change in pain, disability,… Continue reading Abstract of The Week: The association between dry needling-induced twitch response and change in pain and muscle function in patients with low back pain
Abstract of the Week: Neuromechanical response to spinal manipulation therapy: effects of a constant rate of force application.
This week, we recommend taking a look at an abstract that was published in June 2016: Neuromechanical response to spinal manipulation therapy: effects of a constant rate of force application. Why do I think this one matters? Well…physics. It all comes back to physics. Speed. Velocity. Amplitude. All words that made my head spin during college… Continue reading Abstract of the Week: Neuromechanical response to spinal manipulation therapy: effects of a constant rate of force application.
Assessment Of The Inferior Tib-Fib Joint
In the manual therapy video below, NAIOMT faculty member Bill Temes details how to properly perform an assessment of the inferior tib-fib joint. Leave a comment below with any questions you may have, and to learn more about assessment and manipulation of the lower quadrant and other regions join us for one of the many manual therapy courses taking place across… Continue reading Assessment Of The Inferior Tib-Fib Joint
Lumbar Compression Test (Video)
In the manual therapy video below, NAIOMT Faculty member Terry Pratt, MS, PT, COMT, FAAOMPT demonstrates a Lumbar Compression Test. Let us know if you have any questions at all and browse our upcoming manual therapy course schedule to find opportunities in your region!
Manual Therapy Video: Treatment of the Hip Joint
In the manual therapy video below, NAIOMT faculty member and examiner, Kent Keyser demonstrates a thorough assessment of the hip joint complex. For more fun, engaging, and clinically relevant manual therapy guidance, see what courses are coming up in your region.
MVA Neck Pain: Is the facet joint the ‘driver’ of my patient’s symptoms?
Everyday, physical therapists are striving to be better at clinical decision making. But in patients with chronic neck pain, it can be challenging for therapists to select the right treatment at the correct time for optimum outcomes for the patient. Motor vehicle accident whiplash-associated disorders or chronic neck pain from other ‘traumas’ can be evaluated… Continue reading MVA Neck Pain: Is the facet joint the ‘driver’ of my patient’s symptoms?
Calling National Student Conclave Attendees (And Those Who WANT to go!)
Who’s ready for National Student Conclave this fall? There are always so many amazing things happening at the NSC, and this year’s shaping up to be no different. We love this event because it’s all about getting involved. Not only does the student leadership get elected, but it’s also a great place to learn about… Continue reading Calling National Student Conclave Attendees (And Those Who WANT to go!)
If I Ran The World…or at Least the PT World
If I ran the world, outpatient physical therapy clinics would only be open from 8:30-2:30pm. Employers would be flexible enough to allow their employees to flex their time to have physical therapy during the day. And all commuting would be done on magical rainbow unicorns – OK, maybe that last one is stretching things a… Continue reading If I Ran The World…or at Least the PT World
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