Combined movement patterns in the spine by muhammad arslan yasin(sukhera illustratorz)
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The document discusses combined movement patterns of the spine, focusing on cervical, thoracic, and lumbar regions. It differentiates between coupled and non-coupled movements for each spine segment, detailing the directions and patterns observed. Additionally, it promotes a YouTube channel and a SlideShare link related to the topic.
Combined movement patterns in the spine by muhammad arslan yasin(sukhera illustratorz)
- 1. Manual Therapy Topic: Combined Movement Patterns in the spine By: Muhammad Arslan Yasin Subject: Manual Therapy Sukhera Illustratorz
- 2. Combined Movement Patterns in the spine Cervical spine: A) Coupled Movement: Region Combined Movement Direction Combined Movement Pattern Upper cervical spine (above C2) Opposite Sides Sides-bending and Rotation Cervical spine (below C2) Same Sides Sides-bending and Rotation B) Non-Coupled Movement: Region Combined Movement Direction Combined Movement Pattern Upper cervical spine (above C2) Same Sides Sides-bending and Rotation Cervical spine (below C2) Opposite Sides Sides-bending and Rotation Thoracic spine: A) Coupled Movement: Region Combined Movement Direction Combined Movement Pattern Thoracic spine in the resting position and in flexion (kyphosis) Same Sides Sides-bending and Rotation Thoracic spine in marked extension (flattened or lordosis) Opposite Sides Sides-bending and Rotation B)Non-Coupled Movement: Region Combined Movement Direction Combined Movement Pattern Thoracic spine in the resting position and in flexion (kyphosis) Opposite Sides Sides-bending and Rotation Thoracic spine in marked extension (flattened or lordosis) Same Sides Sides-bending and Rotation Sukhera Illustratorz
- 3. Lumbar spine: A)Coupled Movement: Region Combined Movement Direction Combined Movement Pattern Lumbar spine in the resting position and in extension (lordosis) Opposite Sides Sides-bending and Rotation Lumbar spine in marked flexion (kyphosis) Same Sides Sides-bending and Rotation B)Non-Coupled Movement: Region Combined Movement Direction Combined Movement Pattern Lumbar spine in the resting position and in extension (lordosis) Same Sides Sides-bending and Rotation Lumbar spine in marked flexion (kyphosis) Opposite Sides Sides-bending and Rotation Sukhera Illustratorz
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