Pt.Notes

The most common site of cervical canal stenosis is C5, C6 level

Parathesia due to cervical canal occurs commonly in one segament

Change in disc structure and function lead to

Annulus fibrosis due to loss of content of water and protoglycan become more resilient to stress and strain

General term including a number of degenerative conditions has gradual onset, pain increase with extension

Rotation + extension

Vertebral artery pass from C7 to T1 through Transverse foramina

Superior facet

L3 nerve root is between L3, L4

C5 intervertebral disc between C4, C5

Inferior surface of cervical IVD is concave

Lateral atlanto axial is plane joint

The most mobile articulation of spine

Mobility of cervical spine making it vulnerable to injury

There is a negative correlation between the amplitude of H reflex and radicular symptoms

Optimal position

Referance electrode is placed in flexor carbi radialis

Collar use only in

Dizzness, nausea, memory difficult is symptoms to neck pain with radiating pain

Pain worsens only in sustained end range spinal movement and overpressure