Advanced Osteopathic and Chiropractic Techniques for Manual Therapists

Advanced Osteopathic and Chiropractic Techniques for Manual Therapists
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Develop your knowledge of chiropractic and osteopathy with this comprehensive guide to advanced skills and peripheral manipulation techniques. This practical handbook takes into account the latest research, highlighting the neurophysiological effects of these techniques, and providing clear, step-by-step guidance from experienced manual therapists. Covering key topics such as the effects of manipulation on organs, working in sports settings, and motion palpation misconceptions, the book demonstrates how to work with a range of joints with advice on diagnostics, contraindications and safety precautions. This is an expert collaboration between professions and can be used as the go-to clinical handbook for all manual therapists.

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Giles Gyer. Advanced Osteopathic and Chiropractic Techniques for Manual Therapists

Introduction

Discussion. Relationship between biomechanical changes and neurophysiological responses of a given spinal manipulation

Neurophysiological effects of spinal manipulation

Neuromuscular effects. Muscle activation

Modulation of gamma motor neuron activity

Modulation of alpha motor neuron activity

Autonomic responses

Significance of ANS changes following manipulation

Effects of manipulation-induced autonomic changes on supraspinal mechanisms

Co-activation of the neuroendocrine system

Hypoalgesic effects

Segmental inhibition

Activation of descending pain inhibitory pathways

Non-specific cerebral responses

Temporal summation

Conclusion

References

Introduction

Current theoretical basis

No neurological connection between the spine and organs: A brief rebuttal

Misunderstanding, or intentional misinterpretation?

References

Introduction

Intrarater and interrater reliability of motion palpation

Reliability of osteopathic motion palpation tests

Conclusion and recommendations

References

Introduction

Joints

Range of motion

Common neck injuries

Red flags

Special tests

References

Seated C2–C7 manipulation

Recumbent C2–C7 manipulation

Prone C2–C7 manipulation

Side-lying C2–C7 manipulation

Side-lying occipital-atlantal and atlantal-axial (OA–AA) manipulation

Seated OA–AA manipulation

Prone OA–AA manipulation

TMJ thumb and chin-hold manipulation

TMJ chin contact

TMJ manipulation using pisiform or thenar eminence

TMJ manipulation using reinforced thenar eminence

Introduction

Joints

Range of motion

Common injuries

Red flags

Special tests

References

Prone cervico-thoracic junction manipulation

Side-lying cervico-thoracic junction manipulation, contra-lateral side

Seated cervico-thoracic junction manipulation, suboccipital and mastoid contact

Supine ipsilateral thoracic manipulation, T2–T12

Single supine thoracic manipulation, T2– T12

Recumbent supine thoracic manipulation, T2–T12

Rolling supine ipsilateral thoracic manipulation, T2–T12

Reinforced rolling supine ipsilateral thoracic manipulation, T2–T12

Prone thoracic thrust – ‘butterfly’, with body drop, T2–T10

Prone thoracic spear technique with body drop, T2–T12

Prone thoracic spear technique body drop with extension, T2–T12

Single hand thoracic manipulation, T2–T12

Double hand thoracic manipulation, T2–T12

Standing ipsilateral thoracic manipulation, T2–T12

Introduction

Joints

Range of motion

Common injuries

Red flags

Special tests

References

Seated acromioclavicular (AC) joint (muscle energy technique and HVLA thrust technique)

Seated acromioclavicular (AC) joint (muscle energy technique and HVLA thrust technique)

Seated superior to inferior glenohumeral (GH) and acromioclavicular (AC) joint HVLA

Seated superior to inferior glenohumeral (GH) and acromioclavicular (AC) joint HVLA in flexion

Seated superior to inferior glenohumeral (GH) and acromioclavicular (AC) joint HVLA in flexion with straight arm

Seated superior to inferior glenohumeral (GH) and acromioclavicular (AC) joint HVLA in abduction with straight arm

Supine superior to inferior glenohumeral (GH) and acromioclavicular (AC) joint HVLA in abduction

Supine anteroposterior glenohumeral (GH) and acromioclavicular (AC) joint HVLA in abduction

Supine distal anteroposterior glenohumeral (GH) and acromioclavicular (AC) joint HVLA in abduction

Seated clavicle lift technique

Prone ipsilateral rib, R1–R3

Supine contra-lateral anterior rib, R1–R5

Prone 1st rib in extension

Supine contra-lateral posterior rib rotation, R3–R6

Supine contra-lateral posterior rib manipulation, R1–R6

Seated posterior rib manipulation, R1–R4

Seated posterior rib manipulation sternum contact, R2–R4

Introduction

Joints

Range of motion

Common injuries

Red flags

Special tests

References

Humeral ulnar joint – seated

Radial head – seated with thumb contact

Radial head – seated with pisiform contact

Radial head – seated with pisiform contact

Prone radial head manipulation

Seated long-axis distraction of the humeroradial joint

Long-axis radial head manipulation using a fulcrum

Prone, posterior to anterior humeral ulnar joint

Seated, posterior to anterior humeral ulnar joint

Supine, medial to lateral gapping of the humeroulnar joint

Supine, lateral to medial gapping of the humeroulnar joint

Seated, lateral to medial gapping of the humeroulnar joint

Seated, lateral to medial gapping of the humeroulnar joint

Prone, medial to lateral gapping of the humeroulnar joint

Prone, lateral to medial gapping of the humeroulnar joint

Thumb/1st MCP manipulation

Carpal manipulation – inferior drive

Carpal manipulation – superior drive

Distal ulnar

Distal radius

Introduction

Joints

Range of motion

Common injuries

Red flags

Special tests

References

Lumbar spine manipulation with rotation, L1–L5/S1

Lumbar spine body drop manipulation with rotation, L1–L5/S1

Lumbar spine PSIS contact no rotation, L1–L5/S1

Lumbar spine thenar contact on specific segment or PSIS no rotation, L1–L5/S1

Lumbar spine recumbent kick start with or without rotation, L1–L5/S1

Lumbar spine manipulation modified with or without rotation and hip flexion, L1–L5/S1

Lumbar spine manipulation seated, L1–L5/S1

Introduction

Joints

Range of motion

Common injuries

Red flags

Special tests

References

Supine proximal femoral head manipulation

Supine proximal femur manipulation with external rotation

Prone proximal femoral head manipulation

Prone proximal femoral head manipulation

Side-lying proximal femoral head manipulation

Side-lying proximal femoral head manipulation with external rotation

Supine proximal femur manipulation with compression and internal rotation

Unilateral pubis manipulation with hip extension

Introduction

Joints

Range of motion. Knee

Ankle

Foot

Common injuries

Red flags

Special tests

References

Supine fibula head thrust, bilateral hand contact

Prone fibula head thrust, pisiform hand contact

Prone fibula head thrust, MCP contact

Prone fibula head thrust, forearm contact

Prone knee thrust, posterior to anterior glide of the left tibiofemoral joint

Supine knee thrust, traction thrust for the tibiofemoral joint

Medial to lateral and lateral to medial thrust of the right tibiofemoral joint

Prone knee thrust, traction thrust for the tibiofemoral joint

Supine proximal tibia anterior thrust

Supine proximal tibia thrust posterior, wedge technique

Supine cuneiform manipulation

Supine tibio-talar manipulation

Metatarsal head manipulation

Supine talus manipulation

Supine navicular manipulation

Medial cuneiform and 1st metatarsal manipulation

Supine navicular manipulation with extended leg

Side-lying navicular manipulation with knee in flexion

Proximal 1st metatarsal with knee flexion

Hallux manipulation

Calcaneum manipulation in prone

Tibio-talar manipulation

Talocrural manipulation

Cuneiform manipulation

Cuboid manipulation

Cuboid manipulation pisiform contact

Cuboid manipulation thumb content

Technique contributors

Supporting contributors

Images

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Dishman, J.D., Cunningham, B.M. and Burke, J. (2002) ‘Comparison of tibial nerve H-reflex excitability after cervical and lumbar spine manipulation.’ Journal of Manipulative and Physiological Therapeutics 25(5), 318–325. Available at www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/12072852

Dishman, J.D., Dougherty, P.E. and Burke, J.R. (2005) ‘Evaluation of the effect of postural perturbation on motoneuronal activity following various methods of lumbar spinal manipulation.’ The Spine Journal 5(6), 650–659. Available at www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/16291107

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