Lumbar Motor Control Impairment (MCI) | Symptoms, Assessment and Diagnosis

[@samwinter5522]

1. Giving way 2. Need to self-mob 3. Frequent bouts of episodes fo symptoms 4. Pianful catching or locking 5. Pain during transitional activityes 1. Poor lumbar pelvic control 2. Poor coordination/MN movemnet 3. Decreased strength + endurance 4, Abberent movement 5. Pain with sustained postures and movements

[@edk9061]

love you channel ,without it I'm dead! I know you have a lot of small videos of every thing but would you be able to do full Lumber spine assessment which include clearing joint above and joint below and full assessment of lumber spine like active passive and resisted range of motion i think it would be one of the most watched videos u will ever do!! Thank you! Your truly fan!

[@Physiotutors]

We plan to do more case based scenarios in the future

[@mairakhan3374]

Yes please

[@elianelevinzon4970]

Love your channel! It's been really helpful in my revision before my next placement! Are you planning to make an T-spine assessment videos (including assessing rib movement, scoliosis, etc)? That would be awesome. Keep up the great work!

[@Physiotutors]

Great to hear Eliane! We've used our own videos to review back then as well haha! We've already done 1st rib assessment and it should come out soon! Thanks for following!

[@happyduck27]

Great work gentlemen

[@Physiotutors]

Thanks 🙏🏼

[@doruoniga9125]

What about Stuart McGill's research in spine instability? What do u think about his approach? Thank you

[@mairakhan3374]

Best ever💯

[@bbukter5693]

Hey Guys! :D Great video again :) Can you talk about great lumbar stabilization exercises? It would be nice to see some evidence based examples of exercises from easy/novice to advanced/demanding. Thanks to both of you & keep up the good work :)

[@Physiotutors]

Hey bb ukter! Thank you a lot for the kind words and for following us! We will release a video for exercises according to a test battery from Luomajoki soon, but more exercise videos are in the making!

[@bbukter5693]

Yeah! Luomajoki! 😁 Greetings from Finland 😊🇫🇮

[@emiliahara5000]

Hi its me again, i cant find the link to the article you mentioned in the video. I would be grateful if i can get it. Thank you 😊

[@Physiotutors]

Just have a look into the description

[@emiliahara5000]

@@Physiotutors oh yes thank you, I couldn't find the description at first. Thanks

[@monaelisa006]

weak transversus abdominals; overused erector spinae, quadratus lumborum and multifidi is that also the issue?

[@vir822]

Plz make video on treatment of thoracic instability...my all vertabre are cracking I have lots of being on thoracic region and burning tingling pain going from thoracic region to the sternum level I have tried all kind of physical therapist but they can't seem to figure it out

[@Physiotutors]

Instability is not really a thing that reflects the vertebral spine properly. Most thoracic spines are stiff and cracking isn't a sign of instability. We will soon release mobility and strengthening exercises for the thoracic spine that might benefit you!

[@vir822]

@@Physiotutors thanks a lot..I tried lot of physiotherapist but they can't seem to diagnose it properly

[@TheHadesShade]

I get what locking is, but what the heck does catching of the back mean???? Also, frequent bouts or episodes of symptoms, how much is frequent? having it now and 1 time before that was 2 years ago? Or is once very 4 months frequent enough? It's too vague.

[@Physiotutors]

There is no exact definition given for these terms. Catching and locking are kind of synonymous in our opinion. Frequent in our experience is several episodes of back pain in the last 1-2 years. But agree, it's very vague!

[@friezagolden6347]

My left leg muscles are weaker and smaller than right is it because of spine?

[@Physiotutors]

Doesn't sound very probable. It's pretty normal to have one stronger leg.