The Definitive Guide to Cervical Spine Palpation Landmarks

This is a detailed palpation of Cervical Spine by Keith Bootsma, RMT.
Model - Miah Thistle
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[@ss-uz6kg]

Wow that's the video any physio would love to see...palpation is basic n most important concept. Thanku sir...keep posting such valuable videos ...😊

[@bodyworksdwnyc]

Knowing where all the bony landmarks are in the cervical spine is super important! Everything is so jammed tight in this area, and the safest place to apply pressure where you know you're least likely to contact anything you shouldn't be is right on the vertebral processes. The transverse processes especially are great places to contact scalenes, levator, and cervicus. Thanks!

[@balajis2862]

Good explanation

[@blackriverbootsmaeducation]

Thank you, glad you found it useful.

[@hakanozturk9672]

Hi ! Thanks for all the detailed videos. As a physical therapist I have sharpened my palpation skills thanks to your videos. Especially some videos such as levator scapulae and the similar ones contain also manual approaches which are awesome to get some ideas from. I really appreciate your great endeavor and greetings from İstanbul ;)

[@blackriverbootsmaeducation]

We are so excited to hear that are videos are helping. I truly believe the videos can help students as well as many practicing medical and non medical individuals. We are also very happy that are videos are reaching so many places far from home here in Canada. Hi back 👋

[@Bilal-jf3sq]

Good evening, how do you treat the seventh and fifth vertebrae of the neck? I hope you receive the comment. Thank you ❤

[@user-kq8fv4pn4h]

Any tips on how to cure cervical pain or is it a lifelong pain?

[@blackriverbootsmaeducation]

Hey there, this is a very broad statement so it is difficult to answer. What kind of pain are you referring to? When did it start? Is it periodical, episodical or constant? How bad does it get? How good does it get? ☺️
As you can see, you definitely should get a professional to assess it and depending on those assessments, come up with a treatment plan.

[@Bilal-jf3sq]

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[@blackriverbootsmaeducation]

Thank you for your request. We shall see what we can do about other languages. What we have found is not all words have easy translation from English when discussing anatomy so we are still trying to figure out a good method.