- The concept
of neurodynamics
- Neurodynamic
sequencing
- Effect of
bilateral neurodynamic testing on neurodynamics –
SLR and upper limb neurodynamic tests
- Neuropathodynamics
– expanding the boundaries and classification
of different dysfunctions
- Neurodynamic
testing – MNT1, MNT2, RNT, UNT, RSNT and sensitisation
- Planning
the physical examination – how not to provoke
pain but still treat the neurodynamic component. How to sensitise
the examination and treatment for hidden neurodynamic problems,
level 1,2 and type 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d examinations.
- Diagnosis
of neurodynamic tests – differentiating neural
tissue from neuromusculoskeletal tissues, establishing what
is normal and abnormal
- Classification
and diagnosis of specific dysfunctions – sliding
dysfunction, tension dysfunction, pathophysiological dysfunction,
mechanosensitivity dysfunction, mechanical interface dysfunctions,
hyperactivity protective muscle dysfunction, innervated tissue
dysfunctions.
- Method of
treatment – system of technique progression,
hypersensitivity problems, hidden neural component and sensitised
examination
- Treatment
progressions – cervical nerve root foraminal opening
and closing dysfunctions, neural tension dysfunction, combined
neural tension and reduced closing dysfunctions (level/type
3c), thoracic outlet syndrome treatment combinations, medial
and lateral elbow pain, carpal tunnel syndrome. Neural tension
dysfunction, specific neural siding dysfunctions
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- The concept
of neurodynamics
- Neurodynamic
sequencing system
- The phenomenon
of convergence
- Specific
neurodynamics of the lumbar spine and lower quarter
- Effect of
bilateral neurodynamic testing on neurodynamics –
slump test and SLR
- Neuropathodynamics
– expanding the boundaries and classification
of different dysfunctions
- Neurodynamic
testing – SLR, slump, PKB, femoral slump, obturator
slump, peroneal, sural and tibial neurodynamic tests and sensitisation
techniques
- Planning
the physical examination – how not to provoke
pain but still treat the neurodynamic component. How to sensitise
the examination and treatment for hidden neurodynamic problems,
level 1,2 and type 3a, 3b, 3c and 3d examinations.
- Diagnosis
of neurodynamic tests – differentiating neural
tissue from neuromusculoskeletal tissues, establishing what
is normal and abnormal
- Classification
and diagnosis of specific dysfunctions – sliding
dysfunction, tension dysfunction, pathophysiological dysfunction,
mechanosensitivity dysfunction, mechanical interface dysfunctions,
hyperactivity protective muscle dysfunction, innervated tissue
dysfunctions.
- Method of
treatment – system of technique progression,
hypersensitivity problems, hidden neural component and sensitised
examination
- Treatment
progressions – from level 1 to n3c for the lumbar
nerve root foraminal opening and closing dysfunctions, neural
tension dysfunction, combined neural tension and reduced closing
dysfunctions (level/type 3c), piriformis syndrome treatment
combinations, heel pain syndrome and posterior tibial nerve
disorders, peroneal and sural nerve disorders, specific neural
siding dysfunctions
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