Great video....very digestible for the layman who wants to learn more about cervical spine function (espeically when suffering from neck pain and consulting numerous medical professionals).
6:20 there is no C1-C2 disc 12:08 I think the sliding is a side effect of the upper unco joint rolling over the lower joint 16:46 it's actually the right alar ligament that's taut in right rotation, not the left one.
Very well explained. Very interesting and informative lecture! One question though, how do the uncinate processes split the discs from back to front if they are located laterally?
I did not quite get the take, if UV arthrosis happens, which movements to be careful of. The foramen stenose with arthrosis of that UV "joint", the lig flavum thickens. So what can physio damage more, what can physio help with exactly those described movements. Many seem to harm more than do good. My friend has now severe disc prolapse C6/7 and foramen stenosis with those UV arthrosis. She was always sent for her pain to physios and chiropractic therapy. They all cracked and manipulated her cervical spine and now finally an MRI showing it was utterly counterproductive. Seeing these fine differences and where more stress in movement happens, makes me actually question the way we treat patients with "neck pain" doing generalised physio and chiro in a very delicate space. How can we protect our discs and UV joints?
i know Im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly lost my account password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
@Ray Emmitt Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm. Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
Nice, clear explanation. Far too many ads. Few ok, but constantly.... Only thing: 6:40...these are not all 3 x-rays. As we can see here in ...a histological slice. The other a real bone or cast preparation X-ray is on the right top only..
AGREE WITH EVERYTHING SAID ON THIS VIDEO OTHER THAN THE FACT THAT HE MENTIONS THAT UNCOVERTEBRAL JOINT IS NOT A SYNOVIAL JOINT. UV JOINTS ARE INDEED SYNOVIAL JOINTS. THEY DO NOT CONTAIN A JOINT CAPSULE, HOWEVER, IT DOES CONTAIN SYNOVIAL FLUID STILL, THEREFORE, MAKING IT SYNOVIAL.
Thanks for the pronunciation of uncovertebral
Great video....very digestible for the layman who wants to learn more about cervical spine function (espeically when suffering from neck pain and consulting numerous medical professionals).
Honestly, this was a very nice explanation. Thank You sincerely
thank you
I thought your video was super awesome I am subscribing to your videos thank you so much I’m a massage therapist
wonderful. So clear
Amazing explanation thanks ❤️
You are so amazing . IAM very thankful to you .
Please can you make video for joint of luschka again as. I didn't understand it very well 😅😅
6:20 there is no C1-C2 disc
12:08 I think the sliding is a side effect of the upper unco joint rolling over the lower joint
16:46 it's actually the right alar ligament that's taut in right rotation, not the left one.
Amazing video! thank you so much
Very well explained. Very interesting and informative lecture! One question though, how do the uncinate processes split the discs from back to front if they are located laterally?
So helpful
Great video!!!!!!!!!!
Hi Kevin. Could you please elaborate on the Adventitious joints
Great content
So helpful tx
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I did not quite get the take, if UV arthrosis happens, which movements to be careful of.
The foramen stenose with arthrosis of that UV "joint", the lig flavum thickens.
So what can physio damage more, what can physio help with exactly those described movements.
Many seem to harm more than do good.
My friend has now severe disc prolapse C6/7 and foramen stenosis with those UV arthrosis.
She was always sent for her pain to physios and chiropractic therapy. They all cracked and manipulated her cervical spine and now finally an MRI showing it was utterly counterproductive.
Seeing these fine differences and where more stress in movement happens, makes me actually question the way we treat patients with "neck pain" doing generalised physio and chiro in a very delicate space.
How can we protect our discs and UV joints?
I don't get it, Kevin? Why show images of lumbar vertebrae when you're talking about the cervical spine?
i know Im asking the wrong place but does anyone know a tool to log back into an Instagram account??
I stupidly lost my account password. I appreciate any help you can give me.
@Ray Emmitt Thanks so much for your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm in the hacking process atm.
Seems to take quite some time so I will reply here later with my results.
@Ray Emmitt it did the trick and I finally got access to my account again. Im so happy:D
Thanks so much you really help me out !
@Rex Alonzo you are welcome :D
Nice, clear explanation.
Far too many ads. Few ok, but constantly....
Only thing: 6:40...these are not all 3 x-rays.
As we can see here in ...a histological slice.
The other a real bone or cast preparation
X-ray is on the right top only..
Mri showing having uncovertebral arthritis..what that mean??
Hello , I have the same thing. did someone answer your question?
That's where I have arthrosis :(
Me too. Any treatment that works for you?
AGREE WITH EVERYTHING SAID ON THIS VIDEO OTHER THAN THE FACT THAT HE MENTIONS THAT UNCOVERTEBRAL JOINT IS NOT A SYNOVIAL JOINT. UV JOINTS ARE INDEED SYNOVIAL JOINTS. THEY DO NOT CONTAIN A JOINT CAPSULE, HOWEVER, IT DOES CONTAIN SYNOVIAL FLUID STILL, THEREFORE, MAKING IT SYNOVIAL.
لماذا هذه الفديوات لا يوجد لها ترجمه😭😭😭🤔🤔