ANTERIOR AND LATERAL CERVICAL MUSCLES (BIOMECHANICS OF SPINE)Physiotherapy Tutorial

ANTERIOR AND LATERAL CERVICAL MUSCLES (BIOMECHANICS OF SPINE)Physiotherapy Tutorial
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summary of the video with the time for reference:
1.Scalene
-Frontal plane stability along with longissimus
-Anterior
-works with levator scapula to provide stability
-creates flexion bilaterally and later flexion and contralateral rotation
-Middle
-Frontal plane stability
-Forms triangle through which neurovascular structure passes
-compression of which happens in scalenus antecus
-Posterior
-present laterally
-causes lateral flexion
2.Sternocleidomastoid
-Manubrium-clavicle-mastoid process
-extension at head
-flexion at cervical spine
-causes ipsilateral flexion and contralateral rotation
3.Longus capitis and Long colli
-moment arm is optimal which causes movement and stability
-works with trapezius in synergy
-whiplash can injure these muscle and cause problem in overhead arm movement
4.Rectus Capitis
-Anterior
-Lateralis
-small muscle with proprioceptive function
#cervicalspine
#musclesofcervicalsoine
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[@sumitsaraswat3713]

doing a great work my friend its really tough to explain biomechanics with such short notes

[@sanjaynadkarni3529]

Very nice 👏

[@darshna5544]

Thank you just because of you I completed vertebral chapter efficiently

[@MovementScience8]

My pleasure 😊

[@geethasiva5129]

Could you please say,what to be written if they ask about the factors determining stability and mobility of vertebral column?

[@MovementScience8]

The muscles of spine can be devide into stabilizers and mobilizes. Under stabilizers we have local stabilizers like multifidus which provide stability at each segment locally (present near facet joint ) and then also global which provide overall stability to more then one segment like erector spinae which cross many joints. Mobilizes are the ones which create movement.Often these muscle can fall in both categories and depends on the situation.

[@geethasiva5129]

@@MovementScience8 thank you so much bro!😀