Anterior Release or Surprise Test

Purpose of Anterior release or surprise test (anterior glenohumeral instability): To detect an occult anterior instability of the shoulder joint (1). Patient position: Supine lying with the affected shoulder over the edge of the examination table. Examiner position: Stand facing the patient’s affected side. Procedure: Abduct the patient’s arm up to 90 degrees while placing a posteriorly directed force on the patient’s humeral head using … Continue reading Anterior Release or Surprise Test

What role do social and process-related aspects play in senior neck pain treatment satisfaction?

In 2014, Maiers, et. al., conducted study about Chronic neck pain which is a common issue among seniors, and finding effective treatments that are both satisfactory and valuable to older individuals is a significant concern. In a mixed-methods study conducted within the framework of a randomized clinical trial, the perceptions of spinal manipulative therapy and exercise were examined among adults aged 65 years and older … Continue reading What role do social and process-related aspects play in senior neck pain treatment satisfaction?