Radicular pain is caused by stimulation of the sensory root or dorsal root ganglion (DRG) of a spinal nerve (Merskey et al., 2007). Radicular pain differs from nociceptive pain in that it is caused by...
A neurodynamic test checks the length, mobility and mechanical sensitivity of the neurological tissues (1). For a neurodynamic test to be positive, the limb/joint positioning sequence should reproduce...
Neurodynamic techniques are widely used as part of a multimodal strategy for treating patients with compression neuropathies. In this blog, I will cover various neurodynamic treatment choices as well ...
Neurodynamic techniques are widely used as part of a multimodal strategy for treating patients with compression neuropathies. This blog will go through the use of neurodynamic testing as a diagnostic ...
Upper Limb Tension (neurodynamic) Test 3 – Ulnar Nerve and C8, T1 Nerve Root Bias Purpose of Upper Limb Tension Test 3: To determine if the tension along the ulnar nerve and C8, T1 nerve roots contrib...