L4/5/6 Lumbar Interventions Flashcards
HVLA
can be distraction or parallel to joint plane
indicated for talocrural joint if limited/painful ankle DF and other patholgies ruled out
does appear to stretch the capsule without stressing the ATF and CF ligaments. Slight PF to avoid stress
Lumbosacral Regional Manipulation Treament
L side bend and R rotation – treats the L side
Neutral Gapping Manip
treatment side is the side that is up
Grade 2 General Lumbar Rotation Mobilization
Indicated for patients with higher SINSS presentation
PT flexes hips until motion felt at:
1. Lower lumbar and direction of force is in line with lower lumbar vert (L4-L5)
2. Mid lumbar and direction of force is in line with mid lumbar vert (L2-L3)
3. upper lumbar and direction of force is in line with mid lumbar vert (T12-L1)
Thoracoloumbar CPA/UPAs
assessment of pain and movement
Indications for Mobilization
- No symptoms distal to knee
- Recent onsent <16 days
- Low FABQ <19
- lumbar hypomobility
- hip IR PROM >35°
interventions include mob, manip, AROM, address regional deficits, stabilziation
Lumbar Extension Closing Manipulation
Indicated for Loss of extension, SB, rotation
Treating the side that is UP
helping to glide facet joints
lack of rotation in this position helps with opening
Long Axis Hip Distraction Manip
indicated for hip pain, loss of hip motion
need to screen for knee history and hypermobility before using the ankle
Thoracolumbar Junction Seated Gapping Manip
indicated to improve flexion/SB/rotation at the TL junction
treating the side that you rotate on