FINGER RULE METHOD: HOW TO PALPATE THORACIC SPINOUS AND TRANSVERSE PROCESSES?

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So an Indian teacher is a better teacher than all my English teacher in UK. wow I should have went to you to learn.

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Excellent Sir 👍👍👌 your video and teaching

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Your method of teaching is so perfect thank you so much sir

[@Bizza12345]

cool video, even for a non-professional someone with a problem thoracic. helps me explain to the physician

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Sir shukriya, mujhe english nhi aati lekin phir bhi m samajh gya aapke samjhane ka trika bhut badia h.

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Sir..! This is amazing. Love and Respect for u from Pakistan ❤

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The way u teach is so simple and easy to understand ..I refer your videos most of the time n it has helped me a lot in treating my patients ..thank you n keep up the good work sir

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Great way ...brother u r helping students...Keep doing

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Very useful sir...

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Very informative sir tku

[@rajveer.sinha.]

What can I do.. My t2 spine is straightening

[@TheArevka]

Do you have the literature of the palpating methods?

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Your way of teaching is Good...

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You are awesome, wow ! You're learning style is so great. Greetings from Polish physiotheraphy student :)!

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@@PhysioClassroom I need video how to palpate fascia thoracolumbalis. Will you help :(? I need to tomorrow :(

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Very useful....Thanx alot

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Thank u sir

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Great sir

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This video is required in hindi language

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Can you give me your book reference

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Thanks before...

[@nikhilr2761]

Sir i have disc desication and disc protrusion from t 4 to t 8 not sure jow it happened nothing traumatic i am so scared its only on the left side radiates to my ribs and my left nose also doesnt work properly

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Please make some videos on this

[@hans3216]

i understand nothing haha, have to watch again