First Rib Hypomobility Assessment and Treatment in supine position To round up our little series on 1st rib assessment, we want to show you how to assess the first rib in supine position in Make sure to assess the end-feel after your patient has exhaled! | Physiotutors

Episode 115 : “1st Rib self-mobilization” FIRST RIB STIFFNESS & HYPOMOBILITY is often the culprit of shoulder & neck pain, it is easily overlooked due to hiding under your oversized upper traps. The 1st rib goes from your first thoracic vertebra around to your sternum. Thus when stiff can alter thoracic and scapular mechanics. The brachial plexus (a network of nerves running from your spine down your arms) is running directly over the 1st rib, thus when ELEVATED you can see how pressure is put o

10K views · 187 reactions | FIRST RIB ASSESSMENT AND TREATMENT IN PRONE POSITION Three days ago we've shown you how to assess first rib mobility in sitting position. However, as a mobilization technique practitioners might prefer a different position. In this video we'll show you how to assess the 1st rib in prone position! #manualtherapy #firstrib | Physiotutors | Facebook

60K views · 730 reactions | Rib pain relief with these 2 exercises! 朗 | Physical Therapy Session | Facebook