What Is Cervical Lordosis? Cervical Lordosis is the natural curve of the cervical spine in the neck. It is slightly curved C-shape allows movement of the spine’s first 7 vertebrae, which are located in the neck. With an offset curve, problems with the related nerves and neck muscle tissue can develop and produce physical discomfort…
What is Lumbar Lordosis? The lumbar spine help your body: How to check Lumbar Lordosis? Common causes of Lumbar Lordosis What Are the Symptoms of Lumbar Lordosis? Lordosis in children Lordosis in pregnant women How is Lordosis diagnosed? Scanning: Treatment: Medical Treatment: Physiotherapy Treatment: Braces: Hip flexor stretches Cat-Cow Pose Plank Glute bridge Resistance band…
What is cohen syndrome? Cohen syndrome is an hereditary syndrome that affects many parts of the body and is characterized by developmental delay, mental disability, microcephaly, hypotonia. Cohen syndrome is also called as Pepper syndrome or Cerenkov syndrome or Prominent incisors-obesity-hypotonic syndrome or Norio syndrome. Other features common in this condition include worsening myopia, breakdown…
What is a Kyphosis? What is a dowager’s hump? In older: In infant: In Teen: Anatomy of the spine: The spine is made up of three segments(curve) The smaller segments: Causes of Kyphosis: What are the types of Kyphosis? What is postural kyphosis? What is Scheuermann’s kyphosis? What is congenital kyphosis? Causes of congenital Kyphosis:…
What is hip stiffness? Hip joint stiffness is a feeling that the hip joint doesn’t move as easily as it once did, as well as it is generally painful. The patient may feel as if the hip is clicking or even popping as the patient move it. The range of motion may also be affected….
Introduction of the Wrist Drop Forearm anatomy Pathophysiology Which are the Causes of Wrist drop? Wrist extension is achieved by muscles in a forearm contracting, pulling on tendons that attach distally to (beyond) a wrist. If the tendons, muscles, or even nerves supplying these muscles are damaged or otherwise not working as they should be,…
Abnormal posturing is an involuntary muscle contraction which leads abnormal types of Body position mainly flexion and extension position mostly associated with severe brain and spinal cord related conditions. In this condition one group of muscles tone increased while opposite group muscles loose their tone. This posturing may also seen without a stimulus. Abnormal posturing…
Decerebrate rigidity is a type of abnormal posture in which Body is in extendser rigid body position – the arms and legs are in extended rigid straight out, the toes being pointed downward, and the head and neck being arched backward. The muscles are in rigid that body is in extended. This type of abnormal…
Decerebrate posture vs Decorticate posture is a mostly an abnormal posture in which Body a typical rigid state mostly related severe damage to Brain related condition symptoms and treatment are vary depends upon cause, symptoms and Diagnosis of the condition. There may be Decorticate posture in one side of the Body and the decerebrate posture…
What is Decorticate posture? Decorticate posture is an abnormal posture in which a patient’s Body is in rigid-stiff with both arms flexed over the chest, while fingers clenched , wrist flexed, and both legs are in extended full-straight. The arms are bent in toward the body and the wrists and fingers are bent and held…
