Please tell , I have conflicting information.... wouldn't she lower her head as you abduct her thigh?

terrible video and poorly preformed test

Very nice. Thank you.

With cloths in his 😲

Eso es dar por culo con el dedo? o Aliviar el estreñimiento?

Double check the position, the finger isn’t on the mastoid process

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When I did this without someone with me I just pretend their was sloght resistance; I can feel slight pain in my lower back on the spine or either sides of spine ; down low?. What's that mean?

Thank you 😊

Thank you

Brown finger

Hi. Could you tell me which type of doctor I would see for flexor digitorum longus muscle strain and pull? My podiatrist is of no help and I can barely stand.. 3 hospital stays and still no help.. thank you!

Excellent way, everyone does it in prone but it doesn't differentiate between nervous tissue and the hip flexor muscles which are also being stretched. Prone is the way to go!

It's gonna help me tomorrow

Great...I have both. Ugh

the girl is so so so beautiful

И в чем прикол?

What is the name of this test

After nine years it is lola 🤣

I had the top of my foot ran over directly in the middle. Had a bit of bruising and pain after it happened but that was it. It's now been 2 years since it has happened and now my big toe is very tender and hurts a lot, especially at night. It seems like it's stuck flexing upwards a little bit and i can't bend it at all. I've been doing a lot of research and I'm thinking it is checkrein deformity possibly. It seems to me that it's the big tendon on top of my foot that hurts, the one that runs into the big toe, because it's stuck bending my big toe upwards. I can't put any weight on it either it hurts like a mofo. The pain is right at the top, where the toenail is but sometimes my calf feels achey and some days my ankle will hurt a little as well, but mainly my big toe. Any ideas what it could be?

Thank you for understanding this wonderful vedio

Not how it's taught in class!

Cant see where the muscles are being shown, as the camera is on the opposite side.

great

great job

Thank you for the upload

Very helpful! Thank you so much !

clearly explained in great detail. thank you!

Legit

what kind of doctor is this?

nice explanation..thank you!

your videos are great to help me study, thanks a lot!!! :)

nice teaching

Thank you, this clarifies it for me!

@fragrantsoul19 I guess he should have put his finger!! because that will prevent any pain or damage also!!

Hello i tested for all of these with the elbow,single fists ect, i have pain in my left adductor, idk which but it hurts for all three tests, the right one is fine. is there any advice u cud give me? stretches?healing techniques? i play soccer a lot by the way hoping to go pro, thats definitely the cause of my pain i literally just came back from practicing at 11 at night and due to the pain i decided to keep away 4rm soccer 4 a while idk how long i can keep away though please help thanks ~!

I am not sure why are you letting the knee drop? You could have just support the hip and slowly bring the leg in the most adducted position. Right?

@fragrantsoul19 You don't have to. Putting your thumb over it helps you to not miss the narrow tendon, but if you know you will hit the tendon, you can just go for it directly. That's my understanding of it.

More like a Monty Python sketch than an orthopaedics primer.

Thank-you!

What is the name of the therapist?

@fragrantsoul19 RIGHT

thanks, helpful

that's a surprizingly quick and easy treatment... too bad everything can't be fixed with 40 second exersizes

"and now you can see clearly..." wth... you close the viewers view by standing in front of the camera!!!!!! >.<

Good demonstration.

ty.. very helpful

Just had a dislocated subtalar medial on my left foot from playing basketball during May of this year. How long does it take for this injury to heal. What are some mobilization technique could do on my own without someone helping me? At times the back of my foot feels a sharp pain from walking long distances and when sitting for long duration exactly where your video emphasizes on. It just a disabling injury and walking time bomb that could react in any given moment.

Please note: Don't use the patient's cheek to steady yourself when getting off the table