3.2.2 Manipulation of the C7/T1 Side Lying
This video demonstrates two approaches to manipulating the C7/T1 with the patient in the side lying position. The first technique focuses to the upper joint, nearest to the therapist, whilst the second focusses to the lower joint, nearest to the plinth. Both techniques use a primary lever of side bending and the viewer might benefit from listening to the explanation carefully and certainly more than once.
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Cervico Thoracic Junction
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1st rib modification c7 t1 c7-t1 cervico thoracic junction manipulation cervicothoracic junction chin hold cradle hold crossed hands approach direct impulse technique disc effective and efficient manipulation facet joints facet locking gapping lower facet lower cervical manipulation mid range focusing minimal lever mid range minimal lever mid range manipulation modified cradle grip modified cradle hold facing patient modified cradle hold patient sitting multiple components muscle spasm non torsional primary lever rotation primary lever rotation in cranial direction primary lever side bending prone restriction safe manipulation secondary levers side bending primary lever side lying side lying side bending upper and lower facets sitting slide upper facet slides facet small amplitude impulse supine upper facet lower facet
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