Posts Tagged 'peripheral nerves'

NERVE SENSITIVITY – ALTERED NEURODYNAMICS

July 10, 2009 by David Fitzgerald | | Print
Filed under Pain Mechanisms, Physiotherapy Blog

Detection of abnormal nerve sensitivity is a fundamental part of the clinical examination in musculoskeletal medicine. Symptoms originating from frank neurological compression (defined...

Tags: abnormal nerve sensitivity, central pain, David Butler & Bob Elvey, entrapment neuropathies, International Association for the Study of Pain, mechanical hyperalgesia, muscle power, neural sensitivity, neurodynamic testing, neuropathic pain mechanism, peripheral nerves, peripheral neuropathic pain, poor patient compliance, poor treatment outcomes, tendon reflex's and sensory testing

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