Muscle Minute TUESDAY

Tuesday

This is for all you muscle geeks and nerds out there, these blogs will have you answering questions such as “What does the Quadratus Lumborum have to do with shoulder or hip height?” Or “Why is the Adductor Magnus sometimes called the 4th hamstring muscle”. These blog articles are thought provoking and can answer some common biomechanical and orthopedic issues that can cause pain. Give them a read and learn something new.

  • Anatomy TUESDAY – The Coracoid Process

    The coracoid process could be called the “busiest little piece…

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  • Anatomy TUESDAY – The Crowded Carpal Tunnel

    If you take a postage stamp and place it at…

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  • Anatomy TUESDAY – The Femoral Nerve and the Quad Stretch

    A patient presents with anterior thigh pain and says their…

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  • Anatomy TUESDAY – The Sciatic Nerve and the Straight Leg Raise (SLR)

    A patient lies on their back while the clinician performs…

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  • Anatomy TUESDAY – Ulnar Nerve

    Most people know the ulnar nerve without realizing it. Strike…

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  • Anatomy TUESDAY – Radial Nerve

    A patient presents with pain along the outside of the…

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  • Anatomy TUESDAY – Median Nerve

    Numbness or tingling in the hand is often blamed on…

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  • Anatomy TUESDAY – Clinical Anatomy Pearl 8 – Peripheral Nerves

    Patients rarely walk into the clinic saying, “I think my…

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  • Anatomy TUESDAY – Clinical Anatomy Pearl 7 – Fascia

    For decades, fascia received little attention in anatomy textbooks. During…

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