In the study "The effective forces transmitted by high-speed, low-amplitude thoracic manipulation", what was done?
Front
-10 chirps attempt SPLM
-measure peak forces along lateral thigh, PSIS, iliac crest, spine
-compare force magnitudes and distribution between caveating and non-cavitating SPLM
Back
Components of a technique system
Front
1. theory regarding the nature of a lesion (dogma)
2. diagnostic method
3. method used to perform adjustment (technique)
Back
Tribonucleation
Front
formation of bubbles
Back
Implications of "The effect of line of drive on vertebral acceleration"
Front
-may have significant impact of ability to deliver a specific adjustment
-may influence treatment efficacy and patient safety
Back
Method behind "Pressures generated during spinal manipulation and their association with hand anatomy"
Front
-used a calibrated novel EMED pressure sensitive mat
-used an arched pisiform & hypothenar contact
Back
"The within session change in LBP intensity following spinal manipulative therapy is related to differences in diffusion of water in IVD"
Front
SMT effective for herniated nucleus pulpous but unknown reason
Back
What was done in "The effect of line of drive on vertebral acceleration"
Front
-maximum force applications were applied to the same SP different angles
Back
"Neurophysiology effects of spinal manipulation" study concluded what
Front
-SMT might stimulate group 1a/2 afferents (reducing gain in gamma motor neurons)
-also may add sensory input or remove source of aberrant input
Back
types of strokes
Front
ischemic and hemorrhagic
Back
"Do participants with LBP who responses to SMT differ biomechanically from nonresponders" found what
Front
responders had decrease in spinal stiffness, increased thickness of multifidi and increase in apparent diffusion coefficient
Back
Problems with technique systems
Front
Theory/Dogma
-sometimes not biologically plausible, pseudoscience, metaphysical
Back
Leading cause of serious, long term disability
Front
stroke
Back
"Identification of spinal tissues loaded by manual therapy" study found what
Front
z joints have little resistance
Back
Pathology of dissections
Front
-disruption of internal elastic lamina, holes allow aneurism to bulge out
Back
Data extraction of "Pressures generated during spinal manipulation and their association with hand anatomy"
Front
-radiologists identified the location of the pisiform and hook of hamate
-EMED identified the location of peak pressure and center of pressure
Back
In the conclusions of "Pressures generated during spinal manipulation and their association with hand anatomy", it was determines that different hand configurations during manipulation influence what?
Front
-location of pressures
-magnitude of pressures
-distribution of pressures
-prominence of various osseous structures of the hand
Back
Technique
Front
method to apply a manipulative force
Back
Cavitation
Front
formation of bubbles (CO2)
Back
"Variability of force magnitude and force duration in manual and instrument-based manipulation techniques" looked at what?
Front
Forces generated by 2 experts & 2 students using 4 instruments
Back
In the "Pressures generated during spinal manipulation and their association with hand anatomy", what were the conclusions in regards to flat hand postures?
Front
-peak pressures tend to migrate
-smaller peak pressures
-larger total pressure
-larger area
Back
Outcomes of "The effect of line of drive on vertebral acceleration"
Front
-greatest magnitude of force = perpendicular thrust
-thrusting at any other angle wastes energy stretching the skin and doesn't affect the vertebra
Back
Types of techniques
Front
Gonstead, Applied Kinesiology, Activator methods, HIO, SOT
Back
In the "Pressures generated during spinal manipulation and their association with hand anatomy", what were the conclusions in regards to arched hand postures?
Front
-peak pressures tend not to migrate
-larger peak pressure
-smaller total pressure
-smaller area