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Effectiveness of Median Nerve Slider’s Neurodynamics for Managing Pain and Disability in Cervicobrachial Pain Syndrome


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1 ISIC Institute of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences New Delhi, India
2 M. P. T (Orthopedics & Manual Therapy), Lecturer, ISIC Institute of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences New Delhi, India
     

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Cervicobrachial pain syndrome is a condition with heightened mechanosensitivity of neural structures as the primary pathology for symptoms of neck and upper extremity pain. Effectiveness of Shacklock's proposed sliders neurodynamics addressing the neural structures distinctively has not been studied though clinically used. However, conventional treatment is more frequently used for managing patients with cervicobrachial pain syndrome. Thus this study aims to see the effectiveness of sliders neurodynamics as compared to conventional treatment for managing pain and disability in CBPS.
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  • Effectiveness of Median Nerve Slider’s Neurodynamics for Managing Pain and Disability in Cervicobrachial Pain Syndrome

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Rohini Gupta
ISIC Institute of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences New Delhi, India
Shallu Sharma
M. P. T (Orthopedics & Manual Therapy), Lecturer, ISIC Institute of Health and Rehabilitation Sciences New Delhi, India

Abstract


Cervicobrachial pain syndrome is a condition with heightened mechanosensitivity of neural structures as the primary pathology for symptoms of neck and upper extremity pain. Effectiveness of Shacklock's proposed sliders neurodynamics addressing the neural structures distinctively has not been studied though clinically used. However, conventional treatment is more frequently used for managing patients with cervicobrachial pain syndrome. Thus this study aims to see the effectiveness of sliders neurodynamics as compared to conventional treatment for managing pain and disability in CBPS.