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4/7/17 1 Title Name Neurodynamics: Anatomy, Biomechanics, and Physiology Kerry K. Gilbert, PT, ScD Professor/Program Director- Doctor of Physical Therapy Program Director- Anatomy Research and Education Director- Clinical Anatomy Research Laboratory Department of Rehabilitation Sciences School of Health Professions Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Lubbock, Texas, USA Butler’s Seven Points for Consideration NVMT (2017): 1. Aim to make neurodynamics central and essen8al to Neurology -Goal: to provide mechanically permissible movement 2. Biopsychosocial considera8ons -all parts are important to treatment 3. Confident Clinicians are cri8cal -Pa8ents respond to confident clinicians 4. Educa8on is therapy- Neurodynamics enriches therapy -educa8on is especially important with pain pa8ents; explain the con8nuum of the nervous system; odd symptom paLerns are not surprising; “Nothing about your condi8on surprises me.” 5. Recognize the Neuroimmune cascade -not just neuro, but neuroimmune; ac8vated inflamma8on 6. Consider CNS mobiliza8on -cord movement; meninges movement; CSF flow 7. Consider Neurodynamics with reasoned judgment (in context of clinical exam) -s8ff, s8cky, stuck – mobilize the nervous system; There is an “awakening to Neurodynamics” -David Butler, NVMT 2017 Pa#ent Social Screening Examina#on Clinical Examina#on Educa#on Imaging History/ Observa#on Bio/Patho/ Physiological Psychological Assessment Treatment Plan Re-Examina#on Special Tes#ng (Neurodynamics) Clinical Examina8on Take Home Message: Neurodynamic tes#ng is a small (but vital) part of the overall clinical examina#on picture. Research: Reliability/Validity Outcomes

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Neurodynamics: Anatomy, Biomechanics, and Physiology Kerry K. Gilbert, PT, ScD Professor/Program Director- Doctor of Physical Therapy Program Director- Anatomy Research and Education Director- Clinical Anatomy Research Laboratory Department of Rehabilitation Sciences School of Health Professions Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center Lubbock, Texas, USA

Butler’s Seven Points for Consideration NVMT (2017): 1.  Aimtomakeneurodynamicscentralandessen8altoNeurology

-Goal:toprovidemechanicallypermissiblemovement2.  Biopsychosocialconsidera8ons

-allpartsareimportanttotreatment3.  ConfidentCliniciansarecri8cal

-Pa8entsrespondtoconfidentclinicians4.  Educa8onistherapy-Neurodynamicsenrichestherapy

-educa8onisespeciallyimportantwithpainpa8ents;explainthecon8nuumofthenervoussystem;oddsymptompaLernsarenotsurprising;“Nothingaboutyourcondi8onsurprisesme.”

5.  RecognizetheNeuroimmunecascade-notjustneuro,butneuroimmune;ac8vatedinflamma8on

6.  ConsiderCNSmobiliza8on-cordmovement;meningesmovement;CSFflow

7.  ConsiderNeurodynamicswithreasonedjudgment(incontextofclinicalexam)-s8ff,s8cky,stuck–mobilizethenervoussystem;

Thereisan“awakeningtoNeurodynamics”-DavidButler,NVMT2017

Pa#ent

Social

ScreeningExamina#on

ClinicalExamina#on

Educa#onImaging

History/Observa#on

Bio/Patho/Physiological

Psychological

Assessment

TreatmentPlan

Re-Examina#on

SpecialTes#ng(Neurodynamics)

ClinicalExamina8on

TakeHomeMessage:Neurodynamictes#ngisasmall(butvital)partoftheoverallclinicalexamina#onpicture.

Research:Reliability/Validity

Outcomes

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Anatomy/Biomechanics

NeurodynamicTreatment

NeurodynamicTes8ng

•  HistoryofND•  MacroAnatomy•  MicroAnatomy•  Biomechanics•  Rela8ontoTes8ngand

Treatment•  RecentFindings

NVMT2017

1929-NerveExtensionupperlimb-Bragard

1959-UpperLimb-VonLaniz&Wachsmuth

1960-1980-AdverseMechanicalTension-Breig

1970’s-sensi8vityofNS-Grieve;Slump-Cyriax/Maitland

1980’s-AdverseNT-Butler;Maitland;Elvey;

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HistoryofNeurodynamics

2800BC?–Imhotep

1982-Pain-MelzackandWall

1991-Mobiliza#onoftheNS-Butler

1880’s-NerveStretching-Cavafy,;Symington;Marshall

1979-BrachialPlexusTensionTest(ULNT)-Elvey

1960-1980-NerveCompression/Tension-Rydevik,

Sunderland,Olmarker,Lundborg

1993-LNRDisp.-SmithandMassey

2005-ClinicalNeurodynamics-Sequencing-Shacklock

2012-NDValidity-Nee,Coppieters,Schmid

2011-TibialNerveFluidDynamics-Brown,Gilbert

2007-LNR-SLRDisplacementandStrain-Gilbert

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HistoryofNeurodynamics

2017–Neuroimmune;Rx-Coppieters,Schmid

2017-Beyond-

“NDAwakening”-Butler

2008-TreatmentEfficacy-Ellis;InVivoUS-Dilley

2000-Sensi#veNS-Butler

2013-EntrapmentNeuropath-SchmidandCoppieters

2015-CNRDispl/Strn-ForaminalLigs-LohmanandGilbert

2015-FluidDisp-Gilbert,Sobczak

2000-NDTes8ngReliability-Coppieters

Macro (Gross)

Anatomy: Median and

Ulnar Nerves

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ClinicalApplica8on:Pathoanatomy•  UpperLimbNeuralPathoanatomy

–  AxillaryArch•  Anomalousbandsofthela8ssimusdorsimuscle•  BandscompressedtheunderlyingneurovascularstructuresduringABD/ERincludingtheaxillaryvessels,musculocutaneous,

median,andulnarnerves.•  Similarreportshaveshownthistypeof8ssuetoaLachtocoracoidprocess,pectoralismajor,andcoracobrachialismuscle.•  Authorssuggestclinicalmanifesta8onsimilartoTOSsymptomsandsuggestaclinicaltestusingABD/ERandpalpa8on.

11SmithAR,CummingsJP.TheAxillaryArch:AnatomyandSuggestedClinicalManifesta#ons.JOSPT,2006;36(6):425-429.

ClinicalApplica8on:PathoanatomyUlnarNerve•  UpperLimbNeuralPathoanatomy

–  ArchadeofStruthers

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Macro (Gross) Anatomy:

Radial Nerve

ClinicalApplica8on:PathoanatomyMedianNerve•  UpperLimbNeuralPathoanatomy

–  LigamentofStruthers–  PronatorSyndrome–  CarpalTunnelSyndrome

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ClinicalApplica8on:PathoanatomyRadialNerve•  UpperLimbNeuralPathoanatomy

–  Fractureofhumeralshal-radialnerveinjury–  RadialTunnelSyndrome-ArchadeofFrosche

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ClinicalApplica8on:PathoanatomyRadialNerve•  UpperLimbNeuralPathoanatomy

–  Fractureofhumeralshal-radialnerveinjury–  RadialTunnelSyndrome-ArchadeofFrosche(Calavert,2009)

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Macro (Gross) Anatomy:

Radial Nerve

Macro (Gross) Anatomy:

Tibial and Common Fibular Nerves

Moore&Dalley:.Ch5;NeLer:plate528

Gilroy:Fig29.1-29.28

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Summary:LowerLimbInnerva8onDistribu8on:Scia8cand

PosteriorCut.Nerveofthe

Thigh

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Moore&Dalley:.Ch5;NeLer:plate529

Gilroy:Fig29.1-29.28

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Summary:LowerLimbInnerva8onDistribu8on:TibialNerve

Moore&Dalley:.Ch5;NeLer:plate530

Gilroy:Fig29.1-29.28

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Summary:LowerLimbInnerva8onDistribu8on:

CommonFibular(Peroneal)Nerve

Dermatomesvs.CutaneousInnerva8on

Moore&Dalley:.Ch5;NeLer:plate470;530Gilroy:Fig29.27-29.28

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TheAnatomyofthePNS

•  PeripheralNervousSystem(PNS)Layout:– Mechanicalinterface

•  “con8nuum”–Butler,1989•  “container”–Shacklock1995•  “nervebed”consistsofanythingthatliesnexttothenervoussystem(tendon,muscle,bone,IVdisc,ligaments,fascia,bloodvessels)

–  Neuralstructures•  Actualnerve8ssue

–  Innervated8ssues•  Theactual8ssueinnervatedbytheneuralstructures

Butler,1988;Shacklock,1995;200522

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ThemicroAnatomyofaNerve

•  Endoneurium–  Surroundsaxons

•  Perineurium–  Surroundsfasicles

•  Epineurium–  Surroundsnerve

•  Mesoneurium–  Outsidetheepineurium

Butler199123

TheAnatomyofaNerve•  BloodFlow

1.  Extrinsic2.  Intrinsic

•  2a-superficialintrinsicarterioles

•  2b-interfasciculararterioles

•  2c-endoneurialcapillarynetworks

3.  Vascular“coils”4.  Spinaldura5.  Rootsheath

Nordin&Frankel,Fig5.5;Olmarker199124

Biomechanics-MovementofNerves•  Mechanicalfunc8onsofallnerves:

–  Tension•  Perineurium–18-22%strainbeforefailure(Sunderland&Bradley,1961;Sunderland1991)

•  Leadstodecreaseofcross-sec8onalareaand“transversecompression”–  Sliding

•  Movementofneuralstructureswithinthecontainerornervebed(McLellan&Swash1976;Wilgis&Murphy1986)

•  AKA-“excursion,”“displacement,”or“gliding”•  Longitudinalortransversemovement;dissipatesstrain•  Mesoneurium-slidinginthenervebed;•  Interfascicularepineurium-interfasciculargliding;(Millesi1990)

–  Compression•  Bone,tendon,muscle,fascia,etc.,pressingonthenerve

Shacklock200525

MovementofNerves•  Movementofjoints

–  Relatedtotheposi8onofthenervetothejointaxis

–  “convergence”-movementofthenerve8ssuetowardthejointthatismoved/movedmost.(Smith1956;McLellan&Swash1976)

–  Bendingofajointàtensionandcompressionofnerve

•  Movementoftheinnervated8ssues–  Causeselonga8on;“sensi8zingmaneuvers”

•  Movementofthemechanicalinterface–  Opening(êpressure)vs.Closingmechanisms

(épressure)•  Theseconceptsareimportantforclinicaldiagnosis

Shacklock200526

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ULNTTension(Strain)

KleinrensinkGJ, et al. Upper limb tension tests as tools in thediagnosis of nerve andplexuslesions.Anatomicalandbiomechanicalaspects.ClinBiomech(Bristol,Avon).2000;15(1):9-14.

•  Mediannervebiascausedthemostten>on(strain)

•  ‘itisunlikelythatanyofthesixtestsstudiedwillselec>velystressspecificcervicalnerveroots’

•  ‘So,basedontensileforcedistribu>onandconsideringbothsensi>vityandspecificity,exclusivelythemediannerveULTTandULTT+canbeseenasspecificnervetensiontests’

UpperLimbNDMDisplacementandStrain

CoppietersMW, Alshami AM. Longitudinal excursion and strain in themedian nerve duringnovelnerveglidingexercisesforcarpaltunnelsyndrome.JOrthoRsch.2007;25(7):972-80.

•  Slidingtechniqueelicitedthemostdisplacementandtheleaststraininthemediannerveatthecarpaltunnel.

•  AllowingmovementofotherjointsduringNDMleadstolessstrain.

•  Thisslidingstrategyisrecommendedforuseinordertomaximizedisplacementbutminimizestraintothenerve>ssue.

TheNerve“Con8nuum”•  Thenervoussystemisalongorgan

– Movement(gentleoraggressive)hasaneffectonthenervoussystem/path.Importantforclinicaltes8ngandsequencing.

•  Structuraldifferen8a8on–  Performedduringallneurodynamicteststodeterminewhetherthenervous8ssueisinvolvedinthepathology(i.e.,apaingenerator).

–  Differen8a8onoccurswhennerve8ssueismovedinaregionofinterestwithoutmovingthemusculoskeletal8ssuesinthesameregion.

–  **Changeinsymptomswiththedifferen8a8ngmaneuvermayindicateaneuralmechanism.

Butler,1989,1991;Shacklock200529

NerveMovementPaLerns•  Jointmovementleadstomovementofthenervesclosesttothemovement

(force)firstandthen…tensionpassestothemoreremotenervepathinadelayedfashionasthemovementtakesuptheslack.

•  Mid-range,slackistakenupandslidingoccursofthenervewithinitsnervebedorcontainer.

•  Endrange,tensionensuestotheen8resystem.•  Applica8ontotreatment

–  Ifthedesiredmechanicalinputissliding-applylargeamplitudemovementinmid-range.–  Ifthedesiredmechanicalinputistension-applysmalleramplitudemovementattheend

range.–  Or,combinethetechniques-largerangeamplitudeuptotheend-rangeofmo8on.–  Or,incorporateminimalamplitudemovementtosimplytakeuptheslackinthenerve…

early-range.–  Olenthepa8ent’ssymptomswillindicatewhichmobiliza8onapproachismost

appropriate…don’tworkintothepainfulmovement.

Shacklock200530

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PhysiologyofNerveTissue•  Mechanicsandphysiologyofthenervoussystemhavebeendescribedas“interdependent.”ThisconceptformsthebasisforneurodynamicsaccordingtoShacklock.Whilenotdescribedthisspecificmanner,Butlerdiscussednervephysiologyaswell(1989and2000).

•  Thisisanimportantconsidera8oninthatwecannotconsideronlymechanicaloronlyphysiologicalaspectsofneural8ssueinclinicalprac8ce.Wemustconsiderboth.

Shacklock200531

PhysiologyofNerveTissue•  “Improvingphysiologythroughtreatmentofmechanicalfunc>onisalsoanintegralpartoftheconceptofneurodynamicsandcanbehighlyeffec>veinbothdiagnosisandtreatment.Releasingpressureortensioninanervecouldimproveitsphysiologyandclinicalcorrelates.”–Shacklock,2005–  Notethemechanicalfocustothephysiologicalbenefit.Isitpossiblethephysiologicalbenefitbyitselfmaybesufficienttoleadtoposi>veclinicaloutcomes?

Shacklock200532

IntraneuralBloodFlow•  Bloodflowisredundantanddesignedtomaintainflowinlightofmechanicalinfluence/stress.

•  Changesinbloodflow,especiallysecondarytoinflamma8on,maycontributetopainfulresponsetoneurodynamictes8ngwithouttheobjec8vefindingsofchangesinconduc8onvelocity.

•  Vasodila8on-nocicep8ve(Cfibers)àincreaseofintraneuralbloodflowàinflamma8onandedemaàmayleadtofibrosis

•  Vasoconstric8on-sympathe8cNSàreduc8onofintraneuralbloodflowàoverac8vityofsympathe8csmayleadtodecreasedbloodflowtonerve

Shacklock200533

MechanicalStressonIntraneuralBloodFlow•  Movementhasaneffectonintraneuralfluidmovement(Browne,Gilbert,etal2011;

Gilbertetal2015a;Gilbertetal2015b;Gilbertetal2017(unpublished);Sobczaketal,2015(submiLed)

•  Movementisexpectedtohaveaneffectonintraneuralbloodflow.•  Tension-reducesintraneuralbloodflow

–  8%elonga8on-diminishedvenularflow(Lundborg&Rydevik1973)–  15%elonga8on-cessa8onofarterialandvenularflow(Lundborg&Rydevik1973)–  Timedependent-6%strainfor1hourdecreasesconduc8onby70%;longerdura8on=

longerrecovery8menecessary(Lundborg&Rydevik1973)•  Movementhasaneffectonneuralbloodflow.•  Compression-30-50mmHgleadstohypoxia,decreasedflow,conduc8on,and

axonaltransport(Gelbermanetal1983;Ogata&Naito1986,Remeletal1999)

•  Sameoccursinnerveroots(Olmarkeretal1991;Rydevik1993)•  Tensionandcompressioncanbecumula8veineffect-“doublecrush” (Lundborg&Rydevik1973)

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MechanicalStressonIntraneuralBloodFlow-Physiology•  Inflamma>onàintraneuraledemaàêfunc>on,bloodsupplyand

venousdrainage.(Butler1989;Butler2001)•  “physiologymustbeincludedinmanagementofmechanicalproblemsin

thenervoussystem.”-(Shacklock2005;Shacklock1995a)

•  Clinicalapplica8onnote:thesewerebigstepstorecognizetheroleofphysiologyintherecoveryofnervepathology.However,thisiss8llinthecontextoftherebeinga“mechanicalproblem”tomanage.Isitpossiblethattheproblemischemical,fluid,pressure,neuroimmunerelatedinsteadofmechanicalalone?Orthatanervecouldadapttothemechanicalchallengeifthechemical/pressureissueswereresolved?

Shacklock200535

Inflamma8onandPNS

Shacklock200536

LundborgG,MyersR,PowellH.Nervecompressioninjuryandincreasedendoneurialfluidpressure:a‘‘miniaturecompartmentsyndrome’’.JNeurolNeurosurgPsychiatry1983;46:1119–24.BrownC,GilbertKK,BrismeeJM,JamesCR,Smith,MP,SizerPS.Theeffectsofneurodynamicmobiliza8ononfluiddynamicswithinthe8bialnerveattheankle:Anunembalmedcadavericstudy.JournalofManual&Manipula>veTherapy,2011;19:26-34.

•  SerialNeurodynamicsequences–  Shacklocksuggeststhatifthesequencingisdifferent,thenthetestiscompletely

different.–  Toppetal,2013suggestsnodifferenceinexcursionorstrain(scia8cor8bialnerves)at

theendposi8onregardlessofthesequencingofthetest.–  Neeetal,2010suggestsnodifferenceinstrainandrela8veposi8onbetweendifferent

sequencesofNDtes8ng.However,thepaLernofmo8onandloadingmaychangewithvaryingsequences.

•  Considera8on:What’sthegoaloftes8ng?–  Todeterminewhethertheperipheralnervoussystem8ssueisinvolvedinthe

pathologicalproblematsomelevel.–  Isitpossibleforsomepeopletoresponddifferentlyandtherefore,isithelpful(inlight

ofahistorythatmightleadustothinkofneurogenicinvolvement)toapproachtheclinicaltes8ngfromavarietyofdirec8ons…to“sneakup”onit?Proximalvs.Distalini8a8on?

Shacklock,2005;Toppetal,2013;

37NeeRJ1,YangCH,LiangCC,TsengGF,CoppietersMW.Impactoforderofmovementonnervestrainandlongitudinalexcursion:abiomechanicalstudywithimplica8onsforneurodynamictestsequencing.ManTher.2010Aug;15(4):376-81.doi:10.1016/j.math.2010.03.001.Epub2010Mar31.

Rela8ontoNeurodynamicTes8ng Rela8ontoNeurodynamicTreatmentSummaryofTreatmentRecommenda8ons:•  First,donoharm(nonmaleficence);Begentleandgetthepa8entmoving•  Treattheprimaryproblem(e.g.,disc,muscle,tendon)thatisaffec8ngthe

nerve•  Ifthenerveistheprimaryproblem,thentreatthenerve.•  Ifirritable,considersliding;workawayfrompainfulsegment•  Iflessirritable,considertensioning;workclosertopainfulsegment•  Playwithposi8oningusingoneandtwo-endedapproachestogetthedesired

inputintothesystem•  Managereps,sets,dura8on,etc.basedonpt.responseanddesiredoutcomes.•  Considerexternalsol8ssuemobiliza8onasadjunctRx•  Neeetal2013aand2013b-Baselineindica8onsmayhelppredictefficacy,

(absenceofNPpain,olderage,smallROMdeficits);andRCTsupportsuseofNDMobiliza8onwithnoadverseeffects

Butler,1991;Butler,2000;Shacklock,200538

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TheoryofNeurodynamicSummaryTes8ngandTreatment

ReviewofNeurodynamicTes8ng:•  Alerthesystemsreview(CP,NM,Msk,Integ,etc.)screening.•  AlertheBasicClinicalExam(AROM/PROM/RROM)•  SpecialTes8ngtoruleinorout(NDtes8ng)-Sequencing•  TissuespecificdiagnosisReviewofClinicalTreatment:•  Treatmentaimedattheproblem(e.g.,disc,nerve,etc.)•  Tissuespecific-slide/tension,etc.•  Restorefunc8onalability-(posture,strength,stretch)•  Educa8onanddailymanagement

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•  1994- SLR; Slump; ULTT; TOS; Carpal Tunnel (Phil Sizer, PT, PhD and Omer Mattijs, PT, ScD) •  1997- Frustration as a clinicianà IAOM-US (Valerie Phelps, PT, ScD) (“Diagnosis Specific Orthopaedic

Management”- Maitland History, Cyriax Examination, Butler ND, Kaltenborn mobilization •  2000/2002- COMT IAOM-US- Spine and Extremities •  2003- Elbow Study- Soft Tissue Mobilization dorsal forearm (posterior interosseous nerve) •  2004- ScD Dissertation- L4, L5, S1 root movement during SLR •  2007- K. Gilbert-Lumbosacral NR Displacement Strain Parts 1 and 2- SPINE Young Investigator Award 2006;

•  Dilemma- if < 1mm movement at the root level, how is NDM helping…won’t break scar tissue...must be physiological health of the nerve tissue...but how. (Butler 1989; Shacklock 2005)

•  Breig- extension of spine = slack to lumbar roots—relation to Mackenzie Ext Protocol…maybe it’s not the Disc afterall...

•  2009-Intraneural Fluid Dispersion- •  2011- C. Brown- Tibial Nerve; 2015- K. Gilbert- Simulated Sciatic Nerve; 2015- K. Gilbert- L4 Root; 2016- S.

Sobczak- Median Nerve; 2018- N. Burgess- Cervical NR •  2015-C. Lohman- Cervical NR Displacement and Strain Parts 1 and 2- Spine Young Investigator Award 2015 •  2016- R. Ellis; S. Sobczak; P. Sizer; S. Pol; A. Ali—continuing to seek ways to evaluate nerve tissue…stay tuned.

•  In vitro à In situ à In vivo (desire to progress from passive system to active system in order to build on physiological nerve health).

RecentFindingsandMyNeurodynamicStory

•  Novel method for neural marking (lumbar roots) that spared foraminal ligaments

•  Computer digitization and analysis: --L4, L5, S1 move less than

previously reported (Smith & Massie, 1993)

--Relatively large SLR ROM needed to provide lumbar root displacement

--SLR NPP moved more than SLR DF

--distal initiation (DF) may increase strain

•  SLR NPP and SLR DF are useful clinical tools that provide displacement and strain to the lumbar roots.

•  Clinicalapplica8onofULNTTisnotlimitedtothebrachialplexusorwithinupperextremity.

•  Providesmechanicalfounda8onforprovoca8veneurodynamictes8ngoftheroots.Kleinrensink,2000couldnotmeasureroots

–  Bolsterstheexis8ngclinicalresearchthathasvalidatedULNTTforsymptomreproduc8oninpa8entswithneckpainandradiculopathies(Sandmark&Nisell,1995;Wainneretal.,2003)

•  Maybeusefulintheexamina8onofpathologyofthecervicalnerveroots

•  Clinicalimplica8onsofforaminalligamentsareunclear

–  Hypothesizedtheypalyaroleincompressionpathologies(Nowicki&Haughton,1992;Parketal.,2001)

–  Foraminalligamentsappeartoprotectcervicalnerverootsbylimi8ngtransferofstraintoproxroot

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FluidDynamics-PeripheralNerveTissue-Scia8c(invitro)-JMMT2015

FluidDynamics-TibialNerve(insitu)-JMMT2011

Fluid Dispersion with Neurodynamic Mobilization

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FluidDynamics-LumbarNerveRoot-(insitu)JMMT2015 NerveTissueFluidDynamics

Seriesofstudiesexaminingthedynamicsofintraneuralfluid:•  Scia8cNerve–invitro•  TibialNerve–insitu•  Lumbar(L4)Root–insitu•  MedianNerve-insitu(Inprepara>on;emphasizetensionvs.slide)

•  Boudier-RevéretM.,GilbertK.K.,AllégueD.R.,MoussadykM.,BrisméeJ-M.,FeipelV.,SizerP.S.,DugaillyP-M.,SobczakS.,CarpalTunnelSyndrome:EffectofSpecificNeuralMobiliza8ononMedianNerveEdemaDispersion:ACadavericInves8ga8on.BestScien>ficPoster,TexasSocietyforHandTherapy22ndAnnualEduca8onConferenceSanAntonio,March24-26,2017.-PosterPresenta8on.

•  CervicalRoots–insitu(datacollec>on)Neurodynamic(mechanical)inputmovesintraneuralfluidalerithasstabilizedover8me.

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NerveTissueFluidDynamics(Pressure)StudyPedigree:•  Displacementnotaslargeasoriginallythought…

(Gilbertetal,2007a;Gilbertetal,2007b);perhapsanothermechanismdealingwithintraneuralfluidmechanics;flushing/pumping

•  NDMcausesintraneuralfluidtomove:scia8cnervesec8on;8bialnerve,lumbarroot,(Median),(Cervicalroot).

•  Nextlineofdirec8onwilldealwithintraneuralpressurechangesassociatedwithneuralmobiliza8on.

•  PilotStudy-N=1:IntraneuralpressureofCNRduringULNTincorpora8ngMedianBias

•  SignificantatC5andC6•  SBincreasedintraneuralpressureatC5butnotC6.•  Postersubmission

TheoryofNeurodynamicsSummary-CurrentLiterature

So,whatdowetakeawayfromtheseareasofstudy?1.  Anatomy/Biomechanics-structureandfunc8on****

–  Nervesaremeanttomovebutdonottoleratetensionandcompressionaswellasother8ssues

2.  Pathophysiology-bloodflowandchemicalresponse***–  Tension/compressioncanalterbloodflow,axoplasmicflow,andleadtopain,

inflamma8on,andintraneuraledema3.  Tes8ng**

–  Tes8nghasbeenshowntobevalidandreliableaslongascliniciansfullyexaminepa8ent;1)reproduc8onofpa8entsymptoms;2)changeinresponseresul8ngfromdifferen8a8ngmaneuvers;3)asymmetricalpresenta8on?

4.  Treatment*–  Seemstowork;notreallysurewhy;mayhavesomethingtodowithmechanicalinput,

butevidenceismoun8ngtosuggestthatthephysiologicalcomponentoftreatmentisbeneficialandmayworkto“pump”outinflamma8onandrestoreappropriatebloodflow.

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NerveRelatedPainResearchModelMechanical Anatomical/

Physiological Clinical

Engineering(CARL/TTU-ME)

Cadaveric/Animal/Normals(CARL)/(LARC)/(Msk/Bm/PC)

ClinicalResearch(UMC/TTUHSC/Grace)

•  Theore8calModeling•  Valida8onModeling

•  ClinicalTes8ng•  Interven8on•  Outcomes

Ques#ons:1.  Canweimprovepain/func8oninpa8entswithnerverelatedpain?2.  Isimprovementinpain/func8oncorrelatedwithnervemovementorfluiddispersion/

changeinpressure?3.  Whatparametersofinterven8onprovidethebestclinicaloutcomes?

GrantProgression:1.  SPFàSHP20122.  SHP2012àCHFound3.  SHP2014àNSF4.  SHPNicheàR155.  R15àR01

Copyright:Gilbert,Sizer,Brismee,Sobczak,Pol,2013

ByornRydevik-ISSLSHongKong TTUHSC/TTU/AUT/UQResearchTeam:

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