2.3.2 Modified 'Dog' Technique to the 4th-12th Ribs
This video demonstrates the supine Thoracic Manipulation (Dog) technique and how it is applied to the mid ribs attached to the spine. The underneath contact hand is just lateral to the centre of the spine, fixing the tubercle on the underneath (posterior) surface of the rib, it should apply a little traction to enhance the barrier, but traction with the impulse can be too aggressive. The therapist is more over the patient, otherwise the normal thoracic (Dog) technique is applied in a similar fashion.
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Ribs
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11th & 12th ribs 4th to 12th ribs 5th to 10th ribs articulation bucket handle costa direct impulse dog technique manipulation mobilising modified positive fixing of rib positive small stretch primary lever superior prone pump handle lower ribs rib angle rib movement superior or cranial ribs rotation primary lever side lying sitting sitting manipulation technique slight extension slight rotation stretch supine thoracic manipulation technique upper ribs upwards
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