Dear Becky,
One would hope that you have access to Anatomical texts and supervisors. I
say this as I think it is alot easier to understand and to clinically reason
for your choice of technique when you understand the biomechanics a little
better. This is best done with your tutor who should be able to assess the
patient with you.
Much better than asking for recipes as I found when I qualified.
Regards
Brooke
>From: "Lam Becky" <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: To clarify the question about clavicle mob
>Date: Fri, 02 Jun 2000 03:59:32 PDT
>
>Dear all,
>
>First of all I must thanks Nicola and Charles for responding my question. I
>am really sorry that I haven't make it very clear.
>
>I am now having my placement in an out-patient setting. I have an patient
>who has OA Cx C5/6 and is suffering from neck, (L) sh. pain as well as
>numbness along C5-7 dermatome. The patient also have elavated first rib and
>+ver elevated arm stress test. Since the patient has received several
>sessions of PT before handling by me, I have checked what Rx did she has
>before.
>
>As one of the previous Rx is clavicle mob but I know very little about this
>technique, I would like to ask all of you for more detail on it.
>
>I have read through Maitland Peripheral Manipulation, but it just describes
>the how to do it while have no information on it's use and indication. So I
>would like to ask all of you for this.
>
>Thanks in advance for helping me.
>
>Becky
>PT student
>
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