Morphology of the Insertions of the Superficial Medial Collateral Ligament and Posterior Oblique Ligament Using 3-Dimensional Computed Tomography: A Cadaveric Study. Abstract PURPOSE: To describe the insertions of the superficial medial collateral ligament (sMCL) and posterior oblique ligament (POL) and their related osseous landmarks. METHODS: Insertions of the sMCL and POL were identified and marked…
The intraarticular disk ligament is a very dense, fibrous structure that arises from the synchondral junction of the first rib to the sternum and passes through the sternoclavicular joint, which divides the joint into two separate joint spaces. The upper attachment is on the superior and posterior aspects of the medial clavicle. DePalma has shown that the disk is…
My Office today! Just starting to Disengage, Decompress, and Balance… remember your principles of LAST…. (i swapped “Exaggerate” for “Decompress”) Wishing you were here… Here’s a Beautiful Screen saver for all of you back home and beyond who currently have less desirable weather! Enjoy!
I love watching these videos! We all have so many patients with unresolved issues, that present clearly when we assess the patients functionally. Enjoy the videos! Part 1 Part 2 Another:
Abstract INTRODUCTION: The sternoclavicular joint is of clinical importance. However, there is scant information in the literature regarding one ligament of this area, the costoclavicular ligament (CCL). MATERIAL AND METHODS: In order to further elucidate this structure, 10 adult formalin-fixed cadavers (17 sides) underwent dissection of the CCL. Once the CCL was identified, measurements were made of its dimensions and…
Every Patient is a Solution Waiting to be Discovered! Put on your thinking caps, slow down, take your time and find the solution…. caution….it might take longer than you think!
Thank you to all who came out to the Kelowna Course! You made the course an absolutely Fantastic time for me! Topic Tangents, New Terms to substitute in for those that are no longer appropriate or terms that accurately describe the physiological changes that occur with treatment, lots of laughs…just a great group of RMT’s…
And another Ligamentous Articular Strain Technique course completed in Saskatoon with some WACKY RMT’s! Had an absolute blast with all of you! Regina RMT’s – Get ready!
Merry Christmas from all of us at Ligamentous Articular Strain Technique! May you al be surrounded by close friends and family and may the next year bring you joy and prosperity!