![]() ![]() Utilizing the SRBrace TM (Circular traction, Huntington Beach, CA, USA) on the The spinal traction was an anterior thoracic position performed for up to 20 minutes inīoth a supine position (for first 20 treatments) and then progressed to a standing position (Northbrook, IL, USA) which intensifies the muscular demand 23 ). Translation exercise as well as a prone back extension exercise on a PowerPlate ® Translation, the prescribed mirror image corrective exercises included an anterior thoracic Since the patient had a large posterior thoracic The patient was treated with a multimodal rehabilitation program 14, 21, 22 ) including mirror image corrective exercises, spinal Posterior translation of thoracic cage (−59.2 mm vs. Left: Initial taken Right: Follow-up taken. ![]() 2), and posterior thoracic translation posture (−59.2 mm vs. The patient had several postural faults, the larger and notable ones included a forward These measurement methods are repeatable and reliable 16, 17, 18 ). Riser-Ferguson method for AP spine images 17 ). ![]() Harrison posterior tangent method for lateral spine images 16, 17 ) and the modified Patterns, as well as muscle cramps in the hips, thighs and calves bilaterally.įull spine radiographs were taken and biomechanically analyzed using the In the left hand, heartburn, heart palpitations, shortness of breath, involuntary breathing She also reported to suffer fromĭizziness, visual disturbances, numbness and tingling into the hands, weakness and coldness Pain ever), 5–10/10 for migraine headaches, 4–8/10 for chronic low back pain, 2–5/10 for midīack pain, and 2–4/10 for pain into the ribs and chest. The patient reported her pains were rated as 3–5/10 for her neck (0= no pain 10= worst Obvious she had a pronounced thoracic hyperkyphosis. Suffering from back and neck pains as well as headaches. Thoracic posture in a 15-year-old suffering from back pains as well as several other healthĪ 15-year-old female was brought by her parents to one of our rehabilitation clinics This case presents the successful reduction of a hyperkyphotic The deformity to prevent future undesirable consequences 15 ). Hyperkyphosis in younger patients deserves serious attention and treatment aimed at reducing The mirror image approach can include the prescription of thoracic extension posturalīecause of its serious potential/future health impact, the diagnosis of thoracic Thoracic translation posture is the so-called ‘mirror image ®’ approach, a termĬoined by Dr. The logical treatment for those with thoracic hyperkyphosis with accompanying posterior Translation postural shift produces the opposite postural pattern, a flattening of the They also demonstrated that an anterior thoracic Thoracic hyperkyphosis is the normal spinal coupling pattern resulting from a posterior Thoracic hyperkyphosis is difficult to treat clinically, and has unique considerations The stronger the negative association to total pain, general self-image, general function, In younger adolescent patients it has been determined the greater the kyphosis curvature, Reduced mobility 1, 2 ), reduced quality of life 3 ,Ĥ ), as well as decreased longevity 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 ). Thoracic hyperkyphosis is associated with the incidence of compression fractures 1, 2 ),
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