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Length Tension Testing Book 2, Upper Quadrant: A Workbook of Manual Therapy Techniques
Length Tension Testing Book 2, Upper Quadrant: A Workbook of Manual Therapy Techniques
Length Tension Testing Book 2, Upper Quadrant: A Workbook of Manual Therapy Techniques
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Length Tension Testing Book 2, Upper Quadrant provides clear and comprehensive descriptions and illustrations for assessing flexibility and length tension in the muscles of the upper quadrant. It includes techniques for the cervical spine, temporomandibular joint, thoracic spine, shoulder, elbow, and wrist and hand.

Each technique listing includes concise, standardized descriptions of the actions and positions involved, high-quality colour photos and alternative positions to accommodate patient variability and comfort. Most of these tests can be adapted into treatment techniques. This resource will help physiotherapists, kinesiologists, chiropractors, and massage therapists improve patient care, and it will be an invaluable reference for students at the college and university level.

Also available: Length Tension Testing Book 1, Lower Quadrant.

LanguageEnglish
Release dateFeb 11, 2015
ISBN9781550595994
Length Tension Testing Book 2, Upper Quadrant: A Workbook of Manual Therapy Techniques
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Paolo Sanzo

Paolo Sanzo is an assistant professor in the School of Kinesiology and the Northern Ontario School of Medicine at Lakehead University. A practicing physiotherapist at the Victoriaville Physiotherapy Centre in Thunder Bay, Ontario, Dr. Sanzo is also an examiner and instructor with the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association.

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    Length Tension Testing Book 2, Upper Quadrant - Paolo Sanzo

    Length Tension Testing Book 2, Upper Quadrant

    Length Tension Testing Book 2, Upper Quadrant

    A Workbook of Manual Therapy Techniques

    Second edition

    Paolo Sanzo, DScPT, MSC, BSCPT, FCAMT Murray MacHutchon, BMRPT, FCAMT

    Copyright © 2015 Paolo Sanzo and Murray MacHutchon

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    Excerpts from this publication may be reproduced under licence from Access Copyright, or with the express written permission of Brush Education Inc., or under licence from a collective management organization in your territory. All rights are otherwise reserved, and no part of this publication may be reproduced, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic, mechanical, photocopying, digital copying, scanning, recording, or otherwise, except as specifically authorized.

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    Photographer: Allan Dickson Photography

    Model: Melinda Vaillant

    Cover design: Dean Pickup

    Interior design: Carol Dragich, Dragich Design

    Printed and manufactured in Canada

    Library and Archives Canada Cataloguing in Publication

    Sanzo, Paolo, 1969–, author

    Length tension testing : a workbook of manual therapy techniques / Paolo Sanzo, DScPT, MSC, BSCPT, FCAMT, Murray MacHutchon, BMRPT, FCAMT. — Second edition.

    Originally published in 2007. Includes bibliographical references.

    Contents: Book 1. Lower quadrant — Book 2. Upper quadrant. Issued in print and electronic formats. ISBN 978-1-55059-596-3 (pbk. : bk. 2).— ISBN 978-1-55059-594-9 (mobi : bk. 1).—ISBN 978-1-55059-597-0 (pdf : bk. 2).—ISBN 978-1-55059-599-4 (epub : bk. 2)

    1. Physical therapy. I. MacHutchon, Murray, author II. Title.

    RM700.S36 2015     615.8′2     C2014-907343-7

    C2014-907344-5

    We acknowledge the financial support of the Government of Canada through the Canada Book Fund for our publishing activities.

    Acknowledgements


    Together we are thankful for all the dedicated and hard working physiotherapists who have volunteered countless hours to make the Orthopaedic Division of the Canadian Physiotherapy Association a success and recognized all over the world.

    We are also thankful to our ever-loving families who are supportive in all of our endeavors.

    Contents


    Introduction

    The Cervical Spine

    Trapezius (Upper Fibers) – Technique 1

    Trapezius (Upper Fibers) – Technique 2

    Trapezius (Middle Fibers) – Technique 1

    Trapezius (Middle Fibers) – Technique 2

    Trapezius (Lower Fibers) – Technique 1

    Trapezius (Lower Fibers) – Technique 2

    Rectus Capitis Posterior Major – Technique 1

    Rectus Capitis Posterior Major – Technique 2

    Rectus Capitis Posterior Minor – Technique 1

    Rectus Capitis Posterior Minor – Technique 2

    Superior Oblique – Technique 1

    Superior Oblique – Technique 2

    Inferior Oblique – Technique 1

    Inferior Oblique – Technique 2

    Scalene Anterior – Technique 1

    Scalene Anterior – Technique 2

    Scalene Medius – Technique 1

    Scalene Medius – Technique 2

    Scalene Posterior – Technique 1

    Scalene Posterior – Technique 2

    Sternocleidomastoid – Technique 1

    Sternocleidomastoid – Technique 2

    Levator Scapulae – Technique 1

    Levator Scapulae – Technique 2

    Splenius Capitis – Technique 1

    Splenius Capitis – Technique 2

    Splenius Cervicis – Technique 1

    Splenius Cervicis – Technique 2

    The Temporomandibular Joint

    Medial Pterygoid – Technique 1

    Medial Pterygoid – Technique 2

    Medial Pterygoid – Technique 3

    Lateral Pterygoid – Technique 1

    Lateral Pterygoid – Technique 2

    Masseter – Technique 1

    Masseter – Technique 2

    Masseter – Technique 3

    Masseter – Technique 4

    Temporalis – Technique 1

    Temporalis – Technique 2

    The Thoracic Spine

    Rhomboid Major and Minor – Technique 1

    Rhomboid Major and Minor – Technique 2

    Erector Spinae – Technique 1

    Erector Spinae – Technique 2

    The Shoulder

    Deltoid (Anterior Fibers) – Technique 1

    Deltoid (Anterior Fibers) – Technique 2

    Deltoid (Middle Fibers) – Technique 1

    Deltoid (Middle Fibers) – Technique 2

    Deltoid (Posterior Fibers) – Technique 1

    Deltoid (Posterior Fibers) – Technique 2

    Supraspinatus – Technique 1

    Supraspinatus – Technique 2

    Infraspinatus – Technique 1

    Infraspinatus – Technique 2

    Subscapularis

    Teres Minor

    Teres Major

    Pectoralis Major and Pectoralis Minor – General Test

    Pectoralis Major – Technique 1 (Clavicular Fibers)

    Pectoralis Major – Technique 2 (Sternal Fibers)

    Pectoralis Major – Technique 3 (Sternocostal Fibers)

    Pectoralis Minor – Technique 1

    Pectoralis Minor – Technique 2

    Subclavius

    The Elbow

    Biceps Brachii – Technique 1

    Biceps Brachii – Technique 2

    Coracobrachialis

    Brachialis

    Triceps Brachii

    Supinator

    Pronator Teres

    Brachioradialis

    The Wrist and Hand

    Extensor Carpi Radialis Longus

    Extensor Carpi Radialis Brevis

    Extensor Carpi Ulnaris

    Extensor Digitorum

    Extensor Digiti Minimi

    Extensor Indicis

    Flexor Carpi Radialis

    Flexor Carpi Ulnaris

    Palmaris Longus

    Flexor Digitorum Superficialis

    Flexor Digitorum Profundus

    Extensor Pollicis Longus

    Extensor Pollicis Brevis

    Abductor Pollicis Longus

    Flexor Pollicis Longus

    References

    About the Authors

    Introduction


    Assessment

    The assessment of length tension in muscle involves the use of clinical reasoning and interpretation of the subjective and objective assessment findings. These findings include:

    • the referral pattern of pain;

    • positional findings on observation;

    • changes in active and passive range of motion;

    • findings on

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